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Back to Episodes#303 Is the Shroud of Turin Legit? with Jeremiah Johnston
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This holy week, many Christians are talking and thinking out the resurrection. The Shroud of Turin is an ancient burial cloth that bears the image of a man who has wounds consistent with Jesus of Nazareth. It is one of the most fascinating and talked-about objects in all of Christian history. But is it an authentic artifact or fake relic? In today's episode, Jeremiah Johnston joins in-studio to try and convince Alisa that the Shroud is authentic. Alisa is a skeptic, but does Jeremiah convince her? Watch/listen to find out!
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