Sunday, April 13, 2014

Danusha Goska's Shroud of Turin Talk, at the Catholic Campus Ministry Center, WPUNJ, Wayne / Haledon New Jersey, Wednesday, April 30th, Six PM.

Here is a flyer to Danusha Goska's (author of "The Shroud of Turin???" essay) Shroud of Turin Talk, at the Catholic Campus Ministry Center, WPUNJ, Wayne / Haledon New Jersey, Wednesday, April 30th, Six PM. Click on the flyer's image to enlarge it. See Danusha's "Save Send Delete" blog for more details.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

"If the technology to create the Shroud was available in medieval Europe, where are other products of this technology?" For me, *this* gets to the heart of the matter. Excellent essay.

Stephen E. Jones said...

Singing Bear

>"If the technology to create the Shroud was available in medieval Europe, where are other products of this technology?"

This is Danusha Goska's unanswered and unanswerable question to Shroud anti-authenticists in her excellent, must read, essay, "The Shroud of Turin???".

>For me, *this* gets to the heart of the matter.

Yes, she continued: "Given the lucrative nature of the forgery market, why didn't the forger create a similar Shroud of Mary, Shroud of St. Peter, Shroud of St. Paul, etc.? And why didn't followers do the same?"

>Excellent essay.

It is indeed. I have now reposted it as, "Danusha Goska's original essay, `The Shroud of Turin???'"

Stephen E. Jones
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Anonymous said...

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Stephen E. Jones said...

Singing Bear

>Hyperlink added many moons ago.

Thanks. Much appreciated.

>Have been directing people to you for some time.

Again, thanks.

>Keep up this wonderful and essential work. Thanks.

I will, while I can.

Stephen E. Jones