Exposing the Holy Shroud Hoax

 

A piece of linen fabric measuring 4.4 x 1.1, printed in some way with a full image of a completely naked person covering his private parts with both hands.

This is what is known as the Holy Shroud or the Shroud of Turin.

The back of this shroud was suddenly found on Good Friday in 1494 in Turin, Italy. It was said that day that it was the shroud of Jesus Christ with his image in his blood

on it. Since that day, Christians believe that this is the shroud of “the Lord of Glory, Jesus Christ” - see Da Vinci’s statement at the beginning of this post - and the shroud is still preserved in the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist in Turin, Italy. In




1988, the Pope of the Vatican approved measuring the carbon age Radiocarbon dating or C-14 on a sample taken from a corner of the shroud. He agreed to conduct tests in six laboratories,

but at the last moment, the Pope rejected the idea of ​​the six laboratories, and made them only three!

They are:

1- Oxford University
2- University of Arizona
3- Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

The results of the samples were as follows:

1- Oxford 1430
2- Arizona 1238
3- Swiss A number between the previous two numbers

It is known that the error in the carbon date is in years, more or less, but it is never in 14 centuries.

After giving the results, the laboratories requested another sample from the printed part of the shroud, but the Pope refused, claiming that this would defile the shroud!!!

Some voices appeared in the church justifying the results by saying that the shroud might have been patched in the Middle Ages, but there was no scientific evidence for this hypothesis


. The funniest part of the subject..

Forensic and logical evidence that the shroud is not for Christ:

1- The shroud is for a giant, 2.07 meters tall from the front and 1.85 meters tall from the back!

2- The head is very small compared to the body and appears to have been added to the body and is not part of it.

3- The face is unnaturally thin, the forehead has been reduced and the ears are missing.

4- The right arm and hand are very long.

5- There is a white circle on the nose like the one that appears in photography due to the effect of the camera lens.

6- The head from the back is wider than the front.

7- The shroud is oxidized and dehumidified, which means that it was burned with a chemical solution.

8- The hair falls vertically, while the deceased is lying horizontally, so his hair must be backwards, unless Jesus was buried vertically, which is impossible.

9- The picture is of a calm, sober person, not someone who died from torture.

10- The person is completely naked without clothes, and his hands cover his private parts, so either he was buried alive and someone saw him in the grave and he was ashamed of them, or it was drawn by a shy artist!

Religious evidence:

1- Anyone who knows about the Jews knows that they never wrap the dead in one piece of cloth, but the Jewish shroud consists of many small pieces.

2- In the Holy Bible, it is clear to the reader that the head of the crucified was wrapped in a separate napkin and that the crucified was wrapped in several shrouds .

John 20:

5 And he stooped down and saw the linen cloths lying, but did not enter in. 6 Then Simon Peter came, following him, and entered the tomb, and saw the linen cloths lying , 7 and the napkin that was on his head, not lying with the linen cloths, but rolled up in a place by itself .

John
19:40 Then they took the body of Jesus and wrapped it in linen cloths with the spices, as the custom of the Jews is to bury

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Don't ask me how what's coming has to do with what came before, wait until the end.

Leonardo da Vinci who defeated the churchmen

This man was not only a visual artist, but he had amazing studies from the first human anatomy to war machines.

This man - for those who do not know - is the designer of the first helicopter in history.



This man is the inventor of the first bicycle in history.



This man is the inventor of the transmission



and the inventor of the first metal lathe.



There are hundreds of Da Vinci's inventions that are too small for my article.

It is known that the Catholic Church knew Da Vinci's abilities well and throughout his history benefited from his inventions and art.
He painted the greatest Christian paintings throughout the ages.

   



The important thing is that Da Vinci also left us a group of sketches of inventions that scientists have not understood their nature until now


since the time of Aristotle (the fourth century BC).
It is known to people that if we have a dark room with a narrow hole in one of its walls,
an image of what is outside the room falls on the wall facing the hole.



What people lacked to complete the invention of the camera was the presence of a surface that accepts printing the image on the wall,

and this is what Da Vinci completed. He designed the first camera in history,





and Da Vinci's designs are the greatest evidence of his precedence in this field, which is It exists as you have seen to this day
and he used lenses, an opaque box and chromium salt



((Historical facts))
- Da Vinci served the richest nobles of the Renaissance, including Giuliano de' Medici, son-in-law of the Duke of Savoy

- The Savoy court (the home of the ruling family in Italy) witnessed the first appearance of the Holy Shroud in 1453

- The first local bishop to see this shroud, said about it that it was "a trick to defraud the money of the simple people in vain" but he was silenced by the Pope and the shroud did not appear after that until several years later

- Pope Innocent VIII colluded with the Savoy court to produce a shroud better than the previous one and they entrusted Da Vinci with this task in 1492


- Under the threat of burning because of Da Vinci's sodomy, Da Vinci did the work

- After two years of experiments, the Holy Shroud appeared and they did not pay Da Vinci anything.

In fact, the image of the man on the shroud is a portrait of Da Vinci himself and the anatomical errors in the shroud were the result of the poor lenses and their optical errors that were available at that time

Da Vinci's drawing



printed on the shroud