Explained: What is the Shroud of Turin and is it evidence of Jesus’ resurrection?
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Heather Tomlinson2023-02-22T11:32:00
Controversy has swirled around this claimed burial cloth of Christ ever since its discovery. If the Shroud is genuine, its arguably the most significant relic in existence
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