If these two examples of an imprint are sui generis, would it be pushing a point of comparison too far to say that they are not only imprints which bear comparison with so many similarities between them,

radiocarbon-dating of the Shroud was a prime example of that fallacy. While even one grain of pollen from the Shroud dating much earlier than the 14th century would be a major blow to the credibility

similar period in history (1300’s) as an example of this type of carving, which had an image of Mother Mary and baby Jesus, and writing in reverse, and the grooves for the surplus mol- ten lead / pewter

esoteric aspects such as for example Gnosticism, the Torah and Sufism. She wrote a great deal on these subjects with profound depth of understanding. She published for instance a book in French on

For example, the Pray Manuscript is mentioned as a "recent" discovery, yet it was first discovered by Ian Wilson in 1970 and published in his 1978 book, "The Shroud of Turin," a full ten years before

The example at hand concerns the “inscriptions”. A garbled mess of pseudo- Latin, pseudo-Greek and pseudo-Aramaic using theological ideas and titles that were coined later than the death of Christ,

esoteric aspects such as for example Gnosticism, the Torah and Sufism. She wrote a great deal on these subjects with profound depth of understanding. She published for instance a book in French on

the relatives, R. Gamaliel II. set the example by the order he gave for his own funeral, and thus introduced the custom of burying the dead in simple linen garments (Ket. 8b; M. K. 27b).” (Jewish Encyclopedia)

The latest example – albeit somewhat different - is Vatican Secret Archives archivist Dr Barbara Frale. In April 2009 the London Times, along with other quality newspapers across the world, reported

A simple but extreme example will clarify these remarks. If a piece of a green branch is dated by the C14 method, it is obvious that we should get a zero age for the sample, since the tree is still