I find this "discovery" to be very suspicious. Not only does it portray Judas in a slightly different light, but it portrays Jesus in a different light as well. To large extent it also portrays Heven and Hell to not be the polor opposites that they are described as in the Bible. I think it's ironic that Mel Gibson portrayed Judas as being posessed. If this truly is the gospil of Judas, then it somewhat reflects the altered-reality that posessed people are alleged to experience.
The translation itself really doesn't reveil any new information (beyond what I stated above). Many of the answers to Judas' questions are suspiciously omitted.
That's my 2 cents on this issue.
The translation itself really doesn't reveil any new information (beyond what I stated above). Many of the answers to Judas' questions are suspiciously omitted.
That's my 2 cents on this issue.
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