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reply posted on 11-11-2008 @ 02:59 AM by Jim Scott
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The shroud input is fine, but it ignores the evidences pointing to it being the real image of Christ.
There is a napkin that matches the shroud face in Spain that came from Christ, also.
There is no mention of the plastic-forming bacteria that has coated the shroud fibers, either, changing the date of the shroud.
The studies of the pollens and images on the shroud of specific plants only found in and around Jerusalem are not mentioned.
Good luck.
The shroud input is fine, but it ignores the evidences pointing to it being the real image of Christ.
There is a napkin that matches the shroud face in Spain that came from Christ, also.
There is no mention of the plastic-forming bacteria that has coated the shroud fibers, either, changing the date of the shroud.
The studies of the pollens and images on the shroud of specific plants only found in and around Jerusalem are not mentioned.
Good luck.
reply posted on 11-11-2008 @ 06:32 AM by skeptic1
reply to post by Jim Scott
No, it doesn't. There is plenty in the article that reflects the point of view of the believers.
The article is about the Shroud, not Veronica's Veil.
Plastic forming bacteria, no; I found no evidence about that in the sources I used. The pollen, yes; it is mentioned specifically.
The shroud input is fine, but it ignores the evidences pointing to it being the real image of Christ.
No, it doesn't. There is plenty in the article that reflects the point of view of the believers.
There is a napkin that matches the shroud face in Spain that came from Christ, also.
The article is about the Shroud, not Veronica's Veil.
There is no mention of the plastic-forming bacteria that has coated the shroud fibers, either, changing the date of the shroud.
The studies of the pollens and images on the shroud of specific plants only found in and around Jerusalem are not mentioned.
Plastic forming bacteria, no; I found no evidence about that in the sources I used. The pollen, yes; it is mentioned specifically.
reply posted on 13-11-2008 @ 01:23 PM by skeptic1
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Thanks.
I am now officially addicted to tinWiki. I spend more time there these days than I do on ATS.
[edit on 11/13/2008 by skeptic1]
Thanks.
I am now officially addicted to tinWiki. I spend more time there these days than I do on ATS.
[edit on 11/13/2008 by skeptic1]
