The DNA of God

In 1988, radiocarbon dating showed that the Shroud of Turin was of too recent origin to be the burial cloth of Jesus. However, Dr. Leoncio Garza-Valdes has since discovered that an organic bacterial coating forms over time on ancient textiles. This coating tends to distort carbon dating results to such an extent that many ancient textiles may vastly predate normal carbon test results. Dr. Garza-Valdes's work holds great significance for archeologists-and has also bolstered the case for the authenticity of the Shroud.Still more amazing has been Dr. Garza-Valdes's discovery of micro-scopic clues within the Shroud which lend credibility to the story of its biblical origins-the most startling of which is the discovery of blood remnants that contain a man's DNA. Is this blood that of Jesus of Nazareth? And if so, could the DNA within it be the DNA of God?Author Dr. Leoncio A. Garza-Valdes is a pediatrician who lives in San Antonio, Texas. He was an adjunct professor of microbiology at the Health Sciences Center of the University of Texas. As a result of his discovery of the plastic coating produced by bacteria on ancient artifacts, he has established the new discipline of archaeomicrobiology. "Reads like a great mystery, perhaps one of the greatest mysteries of all in the eyes of Christians. (Whittier News, CA))