Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec The Chronicles of the Christians - Part III: The Shroud of Turin
Dec 30, 2024
Joshua Lysak, co-author of "Unhumans" and "Bulletproof," joins to dive into the origins of the Shroud of Turin, suggesting it could date back to Christ's time. They explore scientific studies around blood stains and execution methods, asserting a link to Roman practices. Discussions delve into the shroud's significance as a testament to Jesus' life and resurrection. Lysak also highlights recent findings that challenge skepticism about its authenticity, blending faith with modern analysis, and the inherent urgency in emergency preparedness.
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Shroud of Turin's Authenticity
- The Shroud of Turin, believed by some to be Christ's burial cloth, has new evidence supporting its authenticity.
- New studies suggest the shroud is 2,000 years old and originates from the Levant, contradicting previous carbon dating.
Flawed Carbon Dating
- Previous carbon dating of the Shroud of Turin was flawed, focusing on a repaired section.
- New x-ray and isotope studies suggest the cloth's true age is around 2,000 years old.
Masada Cloth Comparison
- Cloth from Masada, dated to 70 AD, was used for comparative analysis with the Shroud of Turin.
- This cloth's properties closely resemble those of the shroud, supporting the theory of its ancient origins.