The Shroud of the Second Coming

Associate of Applied Science, BS in Information Technology. Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, and the Dean's list.

Separate education: The Studies of ancient civilization, History, Humanity, Government, and Biblical
Studies.

In Miami, Florida, Scott Simpson was introduced to college and became interested in technology, accompanied by the
history of humanities. There, his focus was on ancient Greece and Alexander the Great, along with the Roman Empire – all of which he found fascinating. But what caught his eye the most was the Shroud’s carbon testing. Back in the day,
they determined the relic to be a fake but soon withdrew that notion after the cloth was analyzed to be a medieval repair job. But before the flaw was ever discovered, Mr. Simpson kept asking himself – what if? And as a result, a story slowly developed in his head until such time, he eventually wrote it down and, in doing so, made a discovery in his research. This particular story seemed to have drawn him closer to his maker.