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In reply to the discussion: New book claims (with no real evidence,) that Shroud of Turin is "real." [View all]GeorgeGist
(25,570 posts)1. How quickly they forget.
Losers that is.
Not surprising that.
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New book claims (with no real evidence,) that Shroud of Turin is "real." [View all]
Archae
Mar 2013
OP
Your definition of "credible" is anything that you think backs up your POV.
former9thward
Mar 2013
#37
...and peer reviewed evidence published in one of the most respected peer reviewed publications
Major Nikon
Mar 2013
#34
Jeez:Louize - the Church even found the actual forger of the shroud not long after the shroud
byeya
Apr 2013
#42
I remember George Will touting that line of "burst of energy." He was believing it...
CTyankee
Apr 2013
#45
The weave of the fabric had not been invented/developed till several hundred years after Christ died
RC
Mar 2013
#7
And The Fact That They Were Able To Date The Coins On The Deceased's Eyes To That Same Time Period?
ChoppinBroccoli
Mar 2013
#22
The baptism of Jesus and his crucifixion are all most scholars agree on. The rest is pure hogwash.
Logical
Mar 2013
#38
So can a cop. If the subject were alive and was bleeding from the scalp, the blood would clot in the
byeya
Apr 2013
#44
First, infra-red spectra are almost useless for determining the age of a substance.
DetlefK
Mar 2013
#29