Forget everything you’ve ever heard about Judas. You know, the treachery, the greediness, the betrayal. That whole, tired story was just a huge misunderstanding. It turns out that Judas was the confidant of Christ, and that Christ asked Judas to betray him to the Romans. In fact, Christ apparently said to Judas: “you will be cursed by the other generations, and you will come to rule over them."
Friday, April 07, 2006
I Dub Thee Judas the Good
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Of course, there is always the alternative gospel of Judas in which the narrative is progressed entirely through rock-opera styled musical numbers.
I'm still a big fan of the Gospel of Thomas.
I've been waiting for someone to translate the Gospel according to Aeijtzsche for years, but it looks like the Vatican is keeping that one under lock and key...
As well they should. "Heretical Gospel" doesn't even begin to cover it.
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