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Originally posted by RJHindsNo I don't do that.
I don't think you know who cares and who doesn't. So again you are just making things up. 😏
It's you that lies, makes stuff up, and tries to make everything a joke.
Stop projecting.
Originally posted by RJHindsYou gave a link to a youtube video that allegedly claims to provide evidence that the
I did not make it up. I gave a link as evidence, you give nothing but what you make up. 😏
Originally posted by googlefudgeAll the characteristics of the image on the Shrould of Turin can not be reproduced in one image by natural means according to the investigators. That means the image has been made by supernatural or spiritual means. Even you atheist numbnuts should be able to understand that, if you would only get your heads out of your anus. 😏
You gave a link to a youtube video that allegedly claims to provide evidence that the
carbon dating of the shroud is wrong. (which doesn't constitute 'evidence'😉
However as I made perfectly clear in my post I don't care if the shroud is the right age
to fit with your biblical story or not.
It's irrelevant how old it is because what matters is w ...[text shortened]... hread
http://www.redhotpawn.com/board/showthread.php?threadid=149090&page=8#post_2930506
Originally posted by RJHindsa lot of natural things can't be reproduced. it doesn't make them supernatural.
All the characteristics of the image on the Shrould of Turin can not be reproduced in one image by natural means according to the investigators. That means the image has been made by supernatural or spiritual means. Even you atheist numbnuts should be able to understand that, if you would only get your heads out of your anus. 🙄
Originally posted by VoidSpiritProof that the Shroud of Turin is the Burial Cloth of Jesus Christ.
a lot of natural things can't be reproduced. it doesn't make them supernatural.
Originally posted by RJHindsIf I have the story correct, the Catholic church is only allowing one sample to be taken for analysis.
Proof that the Shroud of Turin is the Burial Cloth of Jesus Christ.
The person on the video says that the reason the blood on the Shroud has remained red has not been explained. This is no longer the case.
The reason the carbon dating indicates the Shroud is only about 700 or 800 years old has been explained and proven as interweaving of newer cotton ...[text shortened]... p://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRB16BARvz0&playnext=1&list=PL4BB3E5AB1E1D04E4&feature=results_video
Originally posted by RJHindsA scientist I worked for at Varian/Extrion up north of Boston, Ray Callahan, was invited to be one of the scientists on that project back when all that started. He was too busy to do it but mentioned to me the church only was going to allow a single piece taken to be analyzed. Maybe they have been convinced to take a second sample, don't know.
Where did you get that story?
Originally posted by RJHindsthat excuse has been exposed as being false. the sample taken was not from a later patch.
Proof that the Shroud of Turin is the Burial Cloth of Jesus Christ.
The person on the video says that the reason the blood on the Shroud has remained red has not been explained. This is no longer the case.
The reason the carbon dating indicates the Shroud is only about 700 or 800 years old has been explained and proven as interweaving of newer cotton ...[text shortened]... p://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRB16BARvz0&playnext=1&list=PL4BB3E5AB1E1D04E4&feature=results_video
Originally posted by VoidSpiritThe Shroud of Turin has already been connected with the risen Jesus the Christ for centuries without any carbon 14 dating, which is notorious by now for being inaccurate in many cases. Many of the scientists, who investigated the Shroud, have stated their belief that the Shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus the Christ because of all the other evidence, regardless of one highly controversial carbon 14 test.
that excuse has been exposed as being false. the sample taken was not from a later patch.
but all that is irrelevant. even *if* the shroud represented someone from 2000 years ago, you have [b]no way of connecting the figure on the shroud with any particular individual.[/b]
Originally posted by RJHindsNobody would stop you from believing, but all the belief in the world will not change the truth or fiction of both those artifacts. That is an independent entity. Even accepting it as 2000 years old will not prove it belongs to JC, especially since the bible clearly states several layers of cloth. Refute that one, why don't you.
The Shroud of Turin has already been connected with the risen Jesus the Christ for centuries without any carbon 14 dating, which is notorious by now for being inaccurate in many cases. Many of the scientists, who investigated the Shroud, have stated their belief that the Shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus the Christ because of all the other evidence, regar ...[text shortened]... Christ just as described in the Holy Bible.
HalleluYah !!! Praise the Lord! Holy! Holy! Holy!
Originally posted by sonhouseI have no information on the Holy Bible saying there were several layers of cloth, but if so, they could have meant the layer of the cloth that was underneath the back of the body and the layer of the cloth that covered the front of the body as the Shroud of Turin shows. If it means more than one cloth then the Shroud of Turin could be just one of them or they could have also been counting the cloth that was placed over the face, the Sudarium of Oviedo. So there is really no need to explain such a thing, even if so, because the overwhelming circumstantial evidence has produced a verdict that these linen cloths are the burial cloths of Jesus the Christ.
Nobody would stop you from believing, but all the belief in the world will not change the truth or fiction of both those artifacts. That is an independent entity. Even accepting it as 2000 years old will not prove it belongs to JC, especially since the bible clearly states several layers of cloth. Refute that one, why don't you.
Originally posted by RJHindsdespite your ignorance of carbon 14 dating, the shroud of turin connection to jesus has been debunked for centuries... by the very founder of the reformist religions (to which you pretend to belong).
The Shroud of Turin has already been connected with the risen Jesus the Christ for centuries without any carbon 14 dating, which is notorious by now for being inaccurate in many cases.
Many of the scientists, who investigated the Shroud, have stated their belief that the Shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus the Christ because of all the other evidence, regardless of one highly controversial carbon 14 test.
I also believe the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo are two physical witnesses to the crucifixion, death, and resurrection of Jesus the Christ just as described in the Holy Bible.
HalleluYah !!! Praise the Lord! Holy! Holy! Holy!