The Face of God: The Rediscovery of the True Face of Jesus by Paul Badde

Fascinating Book! November 29, 2010

For those who thought that the Shroud of Turin was the first and last of the great Christian relics concerning Jesus Christ, this book might make you believe otherwise. Many of the Shroud authorities are written about in the book including Ian Wilson.

This is a fascinating book which I found to be well witten, exciting and easy to read! It flowed extremely well. I actually had started reading another book and then this one arrived and I began reading it to see how it was and I couldn't put it down!

Ultimately, whether the reader believes that the face on the cloth is made by human hands or not, the story of Paul Baddes journey of discovery and of those others mentioned in the book is quite thrilling.

When I first saw the picture of the face on the cloth, I can't say that I was particularly impressed. However, Badde's descriptions of what it actually appears like in person are quite vivid. Also, hearing about some of the people who believe it to be a genuine likeness of Jesus, such as two Capuchin Stigmatists, which includes Saint Padre Pio, is a very strong argument for authenticity, as far as I am concerned.

I can't wait to make a pilgramage to see it and two other Holy relics I also have been reading about in St. Laurence And The Holy Grail: The Holy Chalice Of Valencia and Sacred Blood Sacred Image: The Sudarium of Oviedo: New Evidence for the Authenticity of the Shroud of Turin.

Paradise Lost - The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills - Sick!

Unless, you like seeing the bodies of savagely murdered children or a documentary made by two sick individuals that think three child murderers should be let free, nobody should bother with this rotten film, Paradise Lost - The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills.

I was sickened by the police footage that the so-called filmmakers used showing the mutilated bodies of three eight year olds. I was horrified with the titling with crosses in the Os like this is some cheap horror movie. I was digusted with how the filmmakers, apprently gleefully, show child murderers cavorting and primping for the camera. If that's not enough the two filmmaker losers chose to use the favorite music of the convicted killers for the music of their "film."

The propagandist filmmakers not happy enough with their obvious disgust with the parents of the victims and their Christian religion, tried to help create evidence to skew the trial in favor of the murderers! This whole film is just plain grotesque. There is no excuse for it.