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== Critics ==

== Critics ==

Many of the arguments by modern skeptics against the authenticity of the Shroud have been debunked and disproven.  For example, some claimed that a misspelling on one of the coins over an eye could not be authentic, but in fact otseveral other coins having the same misspelling have since been found.<ref name="Coins"/>

Many of the arguments by modern skeptics against the authenticity of the Shroud have been debunked and disproven.  For example, some claimed that a misspelling on one of the coins over an eye could not be authentic, but in fact several other coins having the same misspelling have since been found.<ref name="Coins"/>

Over the centuries there have been critics and doubters of the Shroud being the authentic burial cloth of Jesus. One of the earliest unbelievers was Pierre d'Arcis, Bishop of Troyes who wrote a scathing letter to the pope in 1389 claiming that the Shroud was a "cunning" painting and that the artist had been discovered.<ref>The Shroud, Ian Wilson, 2010, page 102.</ref> An enemy of the Catholic Church, [[John Calvin]], repeatedly ranted against relics and he wrote against the Shroud in 1543:  

Over the centuries there have been critics and doubters of the Shroud being the authentic burial cloth of Jesus. One of the earliest unbelievers was Pierre d'Arcis, Bishop of Troyes who wrote a scathing letter to the pope in 1389 claiming that the Shroud was a "cunning" painting and that the artist had been discovered.<ref>The Shroud, Ian Wilson, 2010, page 102.</ref> An enemy of the Catholic Church, [[John Calvin]], repeatedly ranted against relics and he wrote against the Shroud in 1543: