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In reply to the discussion: Scientists say Turin Shroud is supernatural [View all]AlbertCat
(17,505 posts)9. repaired by interweaving new fibers from time to time.
Which brings us to the fact that no one has found an example of the kind of weave of the shroud in the Middle East in the 1st century.
When the carbon dating is also supported by other evidence.... well, you get it.
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So, because these "scientists" can only copy it using high-intensity ultra violet lasers,
mr blur
Dec 2011
#4
I once heard, the image was probably created with chemicals: a photography of a male model.
DetlefK
Dec 2011
#6
these "scientists" are funded by someone much like the "Discovery Institute",
AlbertCat
Dec 2011
#10
I suppose next you'll tell me that the Mayan ruins are "fake" because the deities to whom they were
AlbertCat
Dec 2011
#17