Gary Habermas

Is the Shroud of Turin Authentic? A Leading Expert Weighs In

Apologist and Professor at Liberty University, Gary Habermas, joins Jim Spiegel to to discuss one of Christianity’s most mysterious artifacts: the Shroud of Turin. They talk about the decades of research, examining both naturalistic and miraculous theories behind the shroud's origins from a variety of perspectives. Being that Gary is an apologist, it wouldn’t be a good interview if they didn’t discuss the reasons for Christian faith that convinced Gary. Join us!

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“The reason I got into the Resurrection research was to help me. And later it developed into something that somebody else could use. But, it started because of my long-lasting doubts, bookended by the deaths of the two most central people in my life. And it put me into this 20-years tizzy. And the Resurrection got me out."

A leading Christian Apologist specializing in Jesus’ Resurrection
and the Shroud of Turin research

Gary is distinguished research professor of Apologetics and Philosophy at Liberty Theological Seminary. He is author or editor of over 50 books and over 200 journal articles and book chapters. Gary's written on a wide array of apologetic issues, but his primary focus has been the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In fact, Gary is far and away the leading expert on that issue today, especially with the recent publication of his multi volume magnum opus on the topic entitled on the Resurrection. This is without question the new standard in the field and a fitting culmination of his prolific work on the topic throughout his career.So Gary regularly debates skeptics on the issue and you can find links to these and is at his website, garyhabermas.com today our discussion will focus on a fascinating subtopic related to the resurrection of Jesus, and that is the Shroud of Turin.

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