The Shroud of Turin This article is about a painter, Roger Basset, who paints images of Christ using the shroud of Turin as something to base Christ's appearance on because he believes this image is a "snapshot of the resurrection". The shroud of Turin is a 14-foot-3-inch by 3-foot-7-inch linen cloth, which contains the imprint of a man that looks as if he has been crucified. Many people believe that this shroud was …showed first 75 words of 520 total…

…showed last 75 words of 520 total…this image then it would put the resurrection in a whole new light because we would see that God used radioactivity to raise Jesus. All of these facts seem very hard to handle at first but the article says that most top scientist believe the image to be from radioactivity. As our technology improves I would like to see what sort of tests are done to try to discover more about this shroud of Turin.