Whiting argues that previous carbon testing of the shroud, which dated the cloth to the 14th century, was conducted on a patch and not on the main body of the shroud. "Many people were falsely led to believe that the shroud's life-size image of a naked crucified man is a medieval forgery," Mr Whiting said. "But recent scientific tests proved the carbon-dating result was anomalous.
New Claim for Authenticity of Shroud of Turin
Submitted by Milica on Mon, 2006-09-18 14:48
Australian researcher Brendan Whiting feels he has evidence that can prove that the Shroud of Turin dates to the time of Christ. Whiting published his findings in a new book, The Shroud Story.
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