This time of year-- an appropriate link offering:
http://www.shroud.com
This website webmaster is Barrie Schwortz, one of the original scientists
who examined the Shroud of Turin in 1978. Enjoy!
Intriguing to believers and non-believers alike.
A true enigma.
Most of the members on the 1978 team were atheists. Are they still?
You’ll have to ask each one personally to answer that.
thanks for those links; I didn’t know such sites existed
I just read that it was estimated the translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls was to be completed in 2002 … I wonder what will come of that
this past weekend I read Mark all the way through (which I had never done) … I especially like the passage: “to them [the crowds] he only spoke in parables, but to his disciples he explained everything” … heheh, kinda leaves the reader hanging 
also saw part of Zefirelli’s “Jesus of Nazareth”, a pretty cool production
not exactly a Christian, but a fellow-traveller, someone who knows that things are connected funny behind the scenes, and that God has a sense of humor and is up to no good in a good way 
Best wishes,
Kevin
The many close up recall me the exploration of the MandelBrot set in another way !
It’s a beautiful story.
It will be an another beautiful story if each people have a personal shroud !
What a recollection memory for the futur generation.
Pilou