[Arthur McGowan]

Some people really, REALLY don’t want the Shroud to be genuine.

[aruanan]

Some people really, REALLY don’t want the Shroud to be genuine.

My 17-year-old's Spanish teacher told the class he didn't believe in God. I said that it was an intellectually weak position because it presumed an exhaustive knowledge of all reality (in other words a God-like knowledge) to be able to conclusively rule out the existence of God. A more realistic position would be to claim that he wasn't convinced of the existence of God, but that such a position was undesirable by atheists because they don't want to entertain even the possibility that God exists. That would put them into a position of having to answer to claims by a being superior to their own and that is intolerable. He asked where do they think everything came from. I said from the Big Bang, attributing to it the source of all being, as though to God, but in a safe, materialistic, non-judgmental form.

[SkyPilot]

Some people really, REALLY don’t want the Shroud to be genuine.

When I look at liberal, climate change worshipers, homosexuals, militant atheists, and Democrats, I see a whole group who REALLY don't want God to exist either.

The problem for them, is that He does.

[Quix]

INDEED.

The ‘critters’ [ET’s] will be demonstrating all manner of purported “proofs” to deny Christ’s deity.

THE GREAT DECEPTION is at work and looming greater.

Folks MUST HAVE A ****RELATIONSHIP**** WITH CHRIST.

Good theories will not suffice.

[RipSawyer]

“Some people really, REALLY don’t want the Shroud to be genuine.”
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That is true but does anyone’s wishing make it so or not so?
Read post number fifteen and look up the verse in the bible, either the Shroud of Turin is a fake or the bible is wrong.