Hello, really welcome back to another episode of Dakota the Unknown Today, The Shroud of Turin, the most studied artifact in human history.

Written by Katie, read by me. I've never read this before. That's the format of the show. We're going to explore it together.

But spoiler alert. I'm pretty sure, wasn't this around like a long time ago people

were like this is the thing that they put on Jesus's face after he was crucified I

think that's what the shroud of Turin is and it has like Jesus's face imprinted on it and

then science came along at some point and we're like oh well let's just carbon data and then it turned out to be like way later and it just

turns out to be completely fake.

spoiler alerts. We got 22 pages so let's let's get some more details I suppose or if you're already done thanks

for watching.

The Turin shroud well the shroud of Turin is a large piece of linen that was apparently used to

wrap the corpse of a dead man many hundreds of years ago, and his image has been somehow

left imprinted on the material.

So what's the big deal?

Well, it's long been argued that the man wrapped in the

shroud was none other than the Big J himself. Jesus Christ. What wasn't that

thousands of years ago rather than when I was born? This is so confusing the

Jesus timeline I never really timeline. I recently learned that after Jesus came back for the dead, from the dead,

apparently he didn't live for very long and then he died later,

which was news to me.

I didn't really consider what happened after Jesus is like risen from the dead

because I don't care.

Added to that is that there's no way for the image to have appeared on the cloth other than

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