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THE MOVEMENTS OF JESUS IN THE TOMB

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THE MOVEMENTS OF JESUS IN THE TOMB

By: Gianluca Lopresti
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 A book that contains a great historical, theological, scientific and medical work. Different branches of human knowledge work together to reconstruct the clues and evidence that Jesus would have left of his own Resurrection. The new technological tools today offer the possibility to enter, at least in part, into one of the greatest mysteries of the Christian faith and to grasp some hitherto unknown and unimaginable aspects of it. A courageous book that manages to prove that Jesus moved at the moment of the Resurrection causing a slight backward shift of the Shroud sheet that wrapped him. This displacement changed the original position of some bloodstains on the Shroud sheet; from this, over the years, a series of erroneous assessments have resulted, which Professor Gianluca Lopresti tries to correct with this work. A text that undertakes to discover and prove what was the type of energy that allowed the body of Christ to remain mysteriously imprinted on the Shroud. A book that finally solves, with new and exceptional arguments, the old and complex problem of the stigmata of the Saints that are always placed inside the hands and never in the wrists. An excellent work for the originality of the arguments dealt with and for the methodologies chosen for their treatment. A work that keeps alive the attention of the reading from the first to the last line. Religions Resurrection
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