NEW EVIDENCE REVEALED: What No One Ever Told You About the Shroud of Turin with Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston

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Is the Shroud of Turin REALLY the burial cloth of Jesus, or the greatest hoax of all time? Why has this ancient artifact continued to puzzle scientists for decades? Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston returns to explain why, after years of research, he’s gone from thinking the shroud was a joke, to traveling around the world as one of its biggest advocates. What changed his mind? Join Frank and Jeremiah as they examine the Shroud’s astonishing forensic details up-close and personal while answering questions like:

What first sparked Jeremiah’s interest in the Shroud of Turin?

What’s the difference between an artifact and a relic, and why does it matter?

How many scientists have studied the Shroud of Turin?

Where did the shroud come from and how does it align with the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ death and burial?

Why does Jeremiah say the Shroud is an “itemized receipt” of how much Jesus loves us?

What does science and forensics evidence related to blood, pollen, and limestone reveal about the image?

Why hasn’t anyone been able to replicate the image on the Shroud?

What are the strongest objections to its authenticity?

How is the Shroud being used today to point people to Christ?

If we’re reasonable people who follow the evidence, how much evidence does it take for you to believe that something is real or evidential? It’s time to look at the evidence for the Shroud of Turin and decide for yourself! For more information on this topic, be sure to check out Jeremiah’s new book, ‘The Jesus Discoveries: 10 Historic Finds That Bring Us Face-to-Face with Jesus‘,

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Resources mentioned during the episode:

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Body of Proof by Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston
The Jesus Discoveries by Dr. Jeremiah J. Johnston
ChristianThinkers.com
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