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Originally posted by Ansley Orfila in the Pentecostal Theology Facebook group.
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I’M SKEPTICAL OF THE SHROUD of Turin as the actual burial cloth of Jesus, though I understand why many find it compelling. My faith does not rest on relics or artifacts, but on the testimony of Scripture and the witness of the Holy Spirit. Whether the Shroud is authentic or a medieval creation, it changes nothing about the resurrection — He is risen indeed! That said, I find the ongoing scientific debate fascinating, and I respect those who see it as evidence. What are your thoughts? Is the Shroud authentic, and does it matter for faith?
Comments (3)
- Unknown — May 28, 2026 10:15 AM: The carbon dating was flawed. I believe it is authentic.
- Unknown — May 27, 2026 08:40 PM: Faith comes by hearing the Word, not by seeing relics.
- Unknown — May 27, 2026 06:05 AM: Interesting topic. I remain undecided.
