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<br>The burning event happened in 1/40 of a billion of a second, like a laser beam, moving 2.5 billion watts of electricity; ''to create a similar light, one would need all the electric power generated on Earth.''<ref name="AMAC"/></blockquote>

<br>The burning event happened in 1/40 of a billion of a second, like a laser beam, moving 2.5 billion watts of electricity; ''to create a similar light, one would need all the electric power generated on Earth.''<ref name="AMAC"/></blockquote>

An [[agnostic]] [[British]] scholar studied the Shroud and concluded in his book, ''The Sign'' (2012), that the Shroud is authentic and was even the basis of [[disciples]]' acceptance of the [[Resurrection]].<ref>https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9162459/Mystery-solved-Turin-Shroud-linked-to-Resurrection-of-Christ.html</ref> The shroud has caused some [[agnostic]] or [[Atheism|atheist]] [[scientist]]s to convert to [[Christianity]].<ref>[http://www.shroud.com/mrinobnf.pdf]</ref>  Other scientists, who have not converted, still consider the Shroud to be the authentic burial cloth for [[Jesus Christ]].  Some refer to the Shroud as the "Fifth [[the Gospels|Gospel]]."

An [[agnostic]] [[British]] scholar studied the Shroud and concluded in his book, ''The Sign'' (2012), that the Shroud is authentic and was even the basis of [[disciples]]' acceptance of the [[Resurrection]].<ref>https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9162459/Mystery-solved-Turin-Shroud-linked-to-Resurrection-of-Christ.html</ref> The Shroud has caused some [[agnostic]] or [[Atheism|atheist]] [[scientist]]s to convert to [[Christianity]].<ref>[http://www.shroud.com/mrinobnf.pdf]</ref>  Other scientists, who have not converted, still consider the Shroud to be the authentic burial cloth for [[Jesus Christ]].  Some refer to the Shroud as the "Fifth [[the Gospels|Gospel]]."

Today the Shroud is in the Cathedral of Saint [[John the Baptist]] in [[Turin]], [[Italy]],<ref>[http://www.shroud.com/]</ref> its same location since 1578.<ref>In 1578 the Shroud was moved by the House of Savoy to Turin from Chambery [https://www.thetravel.com/where-is-the-shroud-of-turin/].</ref> In January 2023 it went on public display for the first time in a decade.<ref name="BBC">http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8612315.stm</ref>

Today the Shroud is in the Cathedral of Saint [[John the Baptist]] in [[Turin]], [[Italy]],<ref>[http://www.shroud.com/]</ref> its same location since 1578.<ref>In 1578 the Shroud was moved by the House of Savoy to Turin from Chambery [https://www.thetravel.com/where-is-the-shroud-of-turin/].</ref> In January 2023 it went on public display for the first time in a decade.<ref name="BBC">http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8612315.stm</ref>