But Jesus had to die for our sins so that he could be resurrected and ascend back to divinity. So technically Judas was the hero because he made it all possible. So he’s actually in heaven because he helped save humankind.
Honestly, people really don’t understand the Bible nowadays but it makes perfect sense to me 🙃
I strongly suspect that in 1,000 years there will be holy wars fought by Orthodox Jedi vs Reformed Jedi over whether Han Solo fired the first shot at that cantina in Mos Eisley. Not to mention arguments over whether Frodo wore Doc Martins or Chuck Taylors when he simply walked into Mordor for our sins, and never mind that hobbits generally went around barefoot.
And he was nothing without Judas Iscariot. Jesus might have died for our sins, but Judas is still burning for them.
That puts things into a whole new perspective.
That puts things into a whole new perspective.
But Jesus had to die for our sins so that he could be resurrected and ascend back to divinity. So technically Judas was the hero because he made it all possible. So he’s actually in heaven because he helped save humankind.
Honestly, people really don’t understand the Bible nowadays but it makes perfect sense to me 🙃
@imaqtpie @starbreaker I wonder what version will be told 1000 years from now, if we are still around.
I strongly suspect that in 1,000 years there will be holy wars fought by Orthodox Jedi vs Reformed Jedi over whether Han Solo fired the first shot at that cantina in Mos Eisley. Not to mention arguments over whether Frodo wore Doc Martins or Chuck Taylors when he simply walked into Mordor for our sins, and never mind that hobbits generally went around barefoot.
@starbreaker @ickplant @KairuByte @Viking_Hippie @imaqtpie LOL, LOL.