Shroud Wars: Panel Review Part 16E + Bayesian Balderdash + James Tabor & Allen's Proto Photo Theory episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 4, 2025 · 2H 32M

Shroud Wars: Panel Review Part 16E + Bayesian Balderdash + James Tabor & Allen's Proto Photo Theory

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In this special update episode, I have three fan request related to the Shroud of Turin. First Giulio Fanti emailed me and alerted me to the newest update regarding the Ultimate Shroud Skeptic, Hugh Farey, and his "Quem Quaeritis" image forming hypothesis; this time around Hguh Farey has published a peer-reviewed paper on his method and Giulio Fanti gives his peer-reviewed response. Next, Hugh Farey has written his latest satirical Blog post about yours truly and my use of Bayes Theorem, I give a critical assessment of Hugh's Bayesian best. Finally, famous Biblical scholar, James Tabor, has been welcomed to the Shroud Wars and he thinks that Nicholas Allen's "Proto-Photo" hypothesis can explain the Shroud's images- in answering a question for fan Annette, I have photo expert, Barrie Schwortz, refute Allen's theory.RSM Blog = https://realseekerministries.wordpress.com/2025/04/20/shroud-wars-panel-review-part-16-follow-up-shows-luigi-garlaschellis-powder-rubbing-hugh-fareys-quem-quaeritis-image-forming-theories/

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