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WarriorAngel said:theFijian, I already answered HOW Christ died distinctively different.
And where are these differences shown on the shroud?
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WarriorAngel said:theFijian, I already answered HOW Christ died distinctively different.
WarriorAngel said:HIS side.
Here is the picture close up off the Shroud...
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This is the blood from His side.
Interestingly enough, the site you just quoted says you're wrong. There is no way a fire could change the C14 date.WarriorAngel said:Hate to burst the bubble...BUT, no, in fact the carbon date was misrespresented to the carbon of the fire of that time.
Now you're just making things up right? I can find no reference to a dating done more recently than 1988. A thread was dated EARLIER in 1970 that gave dates of 300AD and 1000AD, but the sample was much too small (and questionable) to either give good data or be conclusive.WarriorAngel said:BUT when recarboned, it did in fact show the correct date as to the time of Christ...
I'm glad you think so. It seems you DID do a bit more research... but in one post, you presented two links. Against your claims that the coins are real, both sites (even the one you gave to support your coin theory) say that it's inconclusive.WarriorAngel said:No, we can THINK the lies are true...but I think you need to research the more updated findings.
http://www.factsplusfacts.com/index.htm said:There is an Intriguing and compelling arguments, but there are scientific reasons to doubt the claim.
http://www.shroudstory.com/faq-coins.htm said:Alan found 74 points of congruence with an existing lituus lepton and 73 points with a Juolia lepton. But such identification is highly interpretive and other researchers do not find the same level of congruence.
The image on the shroud looks like a real person -- not stretched out. If the image was created by light eminating from our Lord, it would not look like a real person, but a fat projection of a person.
A January 20, 2005 article in the scholarly, peer-reviewed scientific journal Thermochimica Acta (Volume 425, pages 189-194, by Raymond N. Rogers, Los Alamos National Laboratory, University of California) makes it perfectly clear: the carbon 14 dating sample cut from the Shroud in 1988 was not valid. In fact, the Shroud is much older than the carbon 14 tests suggested.
As it turns out, those who suggested that the carbon 14 samples were from a rewoven area were right. This is what was reported in Thermochimica Acta on January 20, 2005.
Thermochimica Acta is not the sort of journal you will find in the reading room of public libraries. Its a journal about thermoanalytical and calorimetric science. It is mainly for chemists. It is a peer reviewed journal which means that articles are carefully examined by other scientists to ensure that the science is true, methods are sound, and all explanations and conclusions are completely free of logical fallacies. Peer review, an exacting process of challenge and correction, is the normal way that scientists announce their findings. Rogers findings were that the samples were invalid and indeed the Shroud is significantly older than the carbon 14 dating suggested.
In the case of the Shroud of Turin, it was threads were dyed to look older and to match other threads. But it wasnt the threads of the Shroud itself that were dyed. It was a small area in one corner of the Shroud where some mending threads had been dyed to look like the rest of the age-yellowed Shroud. Chemical analysis proves this. There is absolutely no doubt about that.
ETC ETC ETC.....
The image is really a 3D topographic image that acts like photographic negative.
Peter Shumacher, the inventor of the NASA VP-8 Image Analyzer, describes the discovery of the 3D image. He had has just finished installing a system for Dr. John Jackson of the Sandia Scientific Laboratories:
Jackson placed an image of the Shroud of Turin onto the light table of the system. He focused the video camera of the system on the image. When the pseudo-three-dimensional image display ("isometric display") was activated, a "true-three-dimensional image" appeared on the monitor. At least, there were main traits of real three-dimensional structuring in the image displayed. The nose ramped in relief. The facial features were contoured properly. Body shapes of the arms, legs, and chest, had the basic human form. The result from the VP-8 had never occurred with any of the images I had studied, nor had I heard of it happening during any image studies done by others.
I had never heard of the Shroud of Turin before that moment. I had no idea what I was looking at. However, the results were unlike anything I have processed through the VP-8 Analyzer, before or since. Only the Shroud of Turin has produced these results from a VP-8 Image Analyzer isometric projection study.
WarriorAngel said:Sorry, but when someone takes pictures of someone...the picture is not distorted..as you would seem to suggest.
Since we know in scripture that Christ could, after the Resurrection, walk thru walls and closed doors, that He literally went thru the cloth.
AND some sort of imaging shows...this is in fact a 3d picture...
Um... Did you read MY post? I agreed with this:WarriorAngel said:HAD you actually READ what I linked, you would have seen all of this.![]()
At the same time, you clearly claimed that later C14 dating showed an earlier date. That's what I was responding negatively to. Again (if you're actually reading this) I AGREED with you that the C14 dating in 1988 is suspect. However, I DISAGREE with the following quote where you claim it has been redated:Deamiter said:I heartily agree that the 1988 C14 dating was probably inaccurate (or at least could have been inaccurate)
One last time. I agree that the carbon dating is probably inaccurate. I CERTAINLY disagree that the mistakes made in 1988 prove the shroud's authenticity!WarriorAngel said:BUT when recarboned, it did in fact show the correct date as to the time of Christ...
WarriorAngel said:DNA was taken to show it is blood...but 'IF' you know how DNA works, that means we have to have a sample of DNA to begin with to know who's it is for fact.
BUT by all accounts, it is distinctly Jesus. WHO else would it be? :o
AND I did refute everything...as succinctly as possible. Please review the 'facts' by more currently available information vs the 1988 mistakes.
Dr. John Heller, MD, studied the blood flecks on the STURP sampling tapes [Heller and Adler, Applied Optics 19, (16) 1980]. They converted the heme into its parent porphyrin, and they interpreted the spectra taken of blood spots by Gilbert and Gilbert. They concluded that the blood flecks are real blood. In addition to that, the x-ray-fluorescence spectra taken by STURP showed excess iron in blood areas, as expected for blood. Microchemical tests for proteins were positive in blood areas but not in any other parts of the Shroud.
Several claims have been made that the blood has been found to be type AB, and claims have been made about DNA testing. We sent blood flecks to the laboratory devoted to the study of ancient blood at the State University of New York. None of these claims could be confirmed. The blood appears to be so old that the DNA is badly fragmented. Dr. Andrew Merriwether at SUNY has said that " anyone can walk in off the street and amplify DNA from anything. The hard part is not to amplify what you don't want and only amplify what you want (endogenous DNA vs contamination)." It is doubtful that good DNA analyses can be obtained from the Shroud.
It is almost certain that the blood spots are blood, but no definitive statements can be made about its nature or provenience, i.e., whether it is male and from the Near East.
Deamiter said:Some sort of imaging? Didn't you read your own sources? The shroud apparently has 3D data on it as it appears to be topographical (the negative you keep talking about). However, the 3D images you've seen (the best were produced by NASA -- I suggest you look there if you haven't) were created by assuming that the shroud was a topographical map of a face. This assumption makes it impossible for the picture to have been created by going through the cloth -- by assuming that the picture is topographical, they are also assuming that the cloth is laid over the face -- not possible if Jesus is currently rising through it!
Further, you never addressed the perspective issue. The topographical map is created by assuming that the image was only projected straight up onto the cloth (like a photograph). However, as the shroud has images of both the front and back of the head, it apparently was wrapped AROUND the head. So how can you assume that the head is only projected straight up when the image source is clearly meant to show all sides of the head?
Essentially, the shroud (and the 3D images) were created like a photograph (projecting onto a screen), but the entire shroud (including the back of the head) was created as if one wrapped the screen around the head and put a lightbulb in the middle of the figure's brain. Clearly the perspective is off for either the entire shroud, or just the face. This suggests to me that the artist wanted to make it look like the cloth was wrapped entirely around the figure's body, but didn't want to distort the face (as would be necessary for a cloth wrapped around a figure's body)
Note: I don't think that was TOTALLY clear, but I'm not sure what in this main point you're not getting. If you stop for a moment and ask questions about what confuses you rather than trying to tell me that I didn't read your websites, you might learn what I'm saying rather than talking through me.
Um... Did you read MY post? I agreed with this:
At the same time, you clearly claimed that later C14 dating showed an earlier date. That's what I was responding negatively to. Again (if you're actually reading this) I AGREED with you that the C14 dating in 1988 is suspect. However, I DISAGREE with the following quote where you claim it has been redated:
One last time. I agree that the carbon dating is probably inaccurate. I CERTAINLY disagree that the mistakes made in 1988 prove the shroud's authenticity!
WarriorAngel said:Sorry...I already quoted and answered that site.Sorry.
WarriorAngel said:LOL...hey, what's the problem with varied opinions on a site?
Maybe because it was prooven false?
Touchy touchy.