all scripture is illegitimate. Perhaps some loosely accurate history books, but fairy tales beyond that.

I mean legitimate as the words of Jesus and others.

Or boiled down versions of such.

What even is that

No

I'm not catholic so probably not.

No. Judas would refer to Judas Iscariot, who according to Christian texts and ideals, would be in their Hell. So highly doubtful there even is a Gospel of Judas

To me there is a chance that Judas is in Heaven seeing as how he greatly regretted his actions and tried to return the silver for Jesus' freedom, and when that didn't work he was so remorseful that he killed himself. So I think there is a chance, no matter how slim, that Judas went to Heaven

According to the Christian beliefs and morals, no. He committed suicide

Suicide is 6th circle of hell in christianity right?

It's considered one of the worst sins you can commit I think

@Satan Is the Satan thing a larp

Pagan cannot be satan

No. Just my username

Satan is abrahamic in nature

Shatan is a Semitic entity

What kind of pagan are you then

Asatru

GG @Satan, you just advanced to level 1!

Is astaru related to nordic paganism?

That’s pretty based

Yeah

They worship the Norse pantheon

https://youtu.be/tP-PhoTbhhs

Do you have any original hymns of that religion?

Apart from varg other nordic pagan ones look like an elaborate larp

I mean, the only requirement to go to Heaven is to believe in the Jesus and accept him as your Savior, but I never saw anywhere in the Bible where it said Jesus did that, which is why I say slim

I wonder about all those people who doesn't heared His word and died without believing in christ

It's kind of injust don't?

It exists

There use to be a large church surrounding it

It was a ditheistic religion.

https://youtu.be/hOnVNc5goD0

He is in the circle of traitors don't?

How so?

Yeshua wouldnt have died for our sins without him.

Judas Iscariot is in the ninth circle

Like Poncio Pilatos

It's kinda curious

Has anyone even read the Gospel of Judas?

I didn' t mean he is in the ninth, this one