What is the background and significance of Jesu's shroud?

Jesu is a real person, and the year we set is counted from the year when Jesu was born, so the year XX is also called the year of Christmas. He and Buddhism's imposing simulation are characters of the same nature, and they are pioneers and pioneers of religion. Many people think that they are invented by people because of the later religion deifying them and the influence of later materialism.

As for his shroud, it is actually fake. According to the carbon 14 test of archaeology, it is found that it originally came from different ages. If Jesu had the ability to travel through time and space, it is true. If there is no evidence to prove that he has this ability, it is false.

But then again, religion and science are two incomparable and unconnected subjects.

An object that has been studied most carefully in the history of class. According to legend, Jesu was betrayed by Judas, the thirteenth disciple, and was crucified. He came back to life three days after his death, leaving behind the shroud that once wrapped his body. The shroud has always been regarded as a miracle by Christians, which is one of the great proofs of Jesus' existence, and the Vatican has long recognized the shroud as a miracle. On the 3-by-14-foot shroud, you can see the outline of Jesus, so carefully that even the lips can be clearly seen, but the whole linen has no side outline including ears and shoulders. His body, cheeks, arms and fingers are longer than normal, while his left forearm is longer than his right hand. The image of the shroud only changed the color of the surface, but did not penetrate into the cloth, so there is no image of Jesus on the back of the linen. Strangely, the appearance displayed in the form of photographic film is extremely clear, and it has a three-dimensional image (repaired by computer). In addition, it is worth noting that Jesus died in 36 AD, but it was not until 1356 that detailed historical documents about wrapping cloth were recorded.

It is said that Jesu was betrayed by Judas, the thirteenth disciple, and was crucified. He came back to life three days after his death, leaving behind the shroud that once wrapped his body. The shroud has always been regarded as a miracle by Christians, which is one of the great proofs of Jesus' existence, and the Vatican has long recognized the shroud as a miracle. On the 3-by-14-foot shroud, you can see the outline of Jesus, so carefully that even the lips can be clearly seen, but the whole linen has no side outline including ears and shoulders. His body, cheeks, arms and fingers are longer than normal, while his left forearm is longer than his right hand. The image of the shroud only changed the color of the surface, but did not penetrate into the cloth, so there is no image of Jesus on the back of the linen. Strangely, the appearance displayed in the form of photographic film is extremely clear, and it has a three-dimensional image (repaired by computer). In addition, it is worth noting that Jesus died in 36 AD, but it was not until 1356 that detailed historical documents about wrapping cloth were recorded.