In an article, Shroud of Turin – Conversation & Controversy, appearing in The Culture Concept Circle, Carolyn McDowall writes:
Ian Wilson (1941 – ) is a prolific, internationally published author specializing in historical and religious mysteries. He graduated in Modern History at Magdalen College, Oxford, England, in 1963 and studied art at Oxford’s Ruskin School of Art during the same period.
He continually and enthusiastically conducts wide-ranging research projects, both at home and around the world, often giving exciting, tantalizing talks, pushing the edges and boundaries of a subject.
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On 9th February at 3pm at Melbourne, all interested parties are invited to hear Ian Wilson present a lecture Latest Researches into the Shroud’s History – New Approached and Intriguing New Developments.
He is sure to create a few waves, because he will be talking about The Shroud of Turin, which is one of the most controversial subjects and most studied artifacts in history.
Someone ought to video tape this and upload it on YouTube for all seeing how the admission is free.
Record the talk, video or audio. That would be most interesting to listen to, if Ian doesn’t mind, that is.
As editor of the BSTS newletter Ian Wilson always spoken highly of the world-famous French geneticist Dr.Jérôme Lejeune, known for his discovery of the link between diseases and chromosome abnormalities. Lejeune was pro-authenticity and the latest news about him can be found in the link:
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/commentandblogs/2014/01/29/as-the-mother-of-a-daughter-with-downs-syndrome-the-cause-of-professor-lejeune-is-dear-to-my-heart/