Mystery:Did Jesus Build the Loretto Spiral Staircase?
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The Loretto spiral staircase was built by Jesus around 1880 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, as proven by the following:
- no mortal has ever been able to duplicate, even with modern tools, this 20-foot wooden helix staircase with 2 full 360-degree twists and no supporting column
- by process of elimination: no one has ever taken credit for building this magnificent structure, and there is nothing else like it
- it uses wood unavailable to the area, and only Jesus could have generated this unusual wood as in the Multiplication of the loaves
- it has 33 steps, widely considered to be the same number of years that Jesus lived before his Resurrection
- Jesus was a carpenter by training
- Jesus had incredible strength essential to building this staircase, as demonstrated by several incidents recounted in the New Testament.[1]
- Jesus enjoys appearing without recognition to others, as on the Road to Emmaus and his parable about helping people
- liberal denial is very stubborn, as it was for Jesus's disciples on the Road to Emmaus
Astonishing Lack of Liberal Analysis
The failure of liberals to analyze this remarkable staircase is striking, and further suggests that liberal denial is at work here.
A modern 3D laser scan could analyze, to millimeter-scale deviations, the staircase's actual geometry against a mathematically ideal helix.
This could establish that is an exceptionally precise geometric achievement in addition to a masterwork of carpentry, as constructed in the 19th century with only hand tools.