Books like Turin Shroud by Lynn Picknett

An academic study of Julian of Norwich’s 14th‑century writings, offering critical essays and authoritative texts for undergraduate readers.

August 2000 marked an unusual event in history: the new millennium's first public exhibition of the Holy Shroud of Turin. Only the fifth exhibition since 1898 and commemorating the Jubilee anniversary of the birth of Jesus, the event in Italy attracted millions of people world-wide. In this book Mark Antonacci scientifically challenges earlier radiocarbon testing and presents new evidence in determining the Shroud's true age. In addition, he provides the first scientific explanation and demonstration of the cause of the image of the man on the Shroud. Despite centuries of efforts from people of different backgrounds throughout the world, this extraordinary image has never been adequately explained -- until now. Based on extensive research of both the author's twenty years of analysis and the findings of scientists commissioned by the author, this work provides scientific and concrete evidence that The Shroud of Turin was indeed used to wrap the body of the historical Jesus Christ. This book scientifically challenges the current radiocarbon testing and presents new evidence in determining the Shroud's real age, offering potential proof that the Shroud did indeed house the body of Jesus. Illustrations. Photos. ISBN: 9780871319630 Published 2001 320 pages

Anthony Bloom explores the relationship between God and humanity through the lens of Christian history, faith, and apologetics, drawing on Orthodox Eastern traditions to illuminate worship, love, and the enduring dialogue between the divine and the human.

Explore the life and times of Jesus of Nazareth with this accessible guide that examines New Testament accounts, Roman history, and recent archaeology to answer key questions about his historicity and impact.