Scholar’s ??View of the Gospel of Judas

Biblical scholars leading the study believe that the alternative relationship between Jesus and Judas is an important opportunity to gain a glimpse into the views of early Christianity and once again proves the diversity of the early Christian church.

Elaine Pagels, a professor of religion at Princeton University sponsored by the Harrington Spielpaine Foundation and one of the authorities on the Gnostic Gospels, said: "The Gospel of Judas This astonishing discovery, along with many other discoveries from the Gospel of Thomas and Mary that have been buried for nearly two thousand years, has changed our understanding of early Christianity. These discoveries overturn the myth of a single religion and prove the early days of Christianity. Christianity is so diverse and fascinating."

"It is extremely rare to discover a previously unknown gospel manuscript, especially one that was mentioned in early Christianity. developing spiritual character of Christianity and reminds us once again of the rich diversity of the early church," said Marvin Meyer of Chapman University.

Craig Evans is a New Testament professor at Acadia Theological Seminary in Wofville, Nova Scotia, Canada. He greatly appreciates the discovery and development of the Gospel of Judas. publishing. "The Gospel of Judas is an important second-century document because it testifies to the various views that Christians had on the relationship between Jesus and his disciples. It may also help us understand the implications of the New Testament gospels. "

This ancient manuscript continues to be restored, copied, and translated. The incomplete work and the fragments that cannot be put back into place are made public after photography. Cather hopes that future generations of scholars can Keep trying to piece together the whole picture and find more missing pages.