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Thursday, April 06, 2006//

back to blogging... i went to school to review calculus with camille and bettina. at least we reviewed some topics. halo-halo time in chowking was very memorable because of the old lady. mga manang: SAGOT!!! hahaha. the best part was when reena's mom texted her to get some papers at PAG-IBIG. so we walked under the heat of the sun. hahaha! the experience was once in a lifetime. mga manang na yan sa PAG-IBIG. then we went back to gokongwei to review again.

// i was shocked when ryan seacrest told millions of viewers that mandisa had to leave american idol. huhu.

// at last, i'll prove reena and camille that there exists a gospel of judas. i really wanna watch it this sunday. this will be a very good documentary.

///According to the Bible, Judas received 30 pieces of silver for the act, but died soon afterwards.
But the Gospel of Judas puts Judas in a positive light, identifying him as Christ's favourite disciple and depicting his betrayal as the fulfilment of a divine mission to enable the crucifixion - and thus the foundation of Christianity - to take place.
This view is similar to that held by the Gnostics - members of a 2nd Century AD breakaway Christian sect, who became rivals to the early Church.
They thought that Judas was in fact the most enlightened of the apostles, acting in order that mankind might be redeemed by the death of Christ.
As such they regarded him as deserving gratitude and reverence.
Gnostic writers are believed to have set down their contrasting account of Judas' role in Greek in about 150AD, and some believe that this manuscript may be a copy of that.
Records show that the leaders of the early Christian Church denounced that version as heretical in about 180AD.
The Gospel of Judas was found near Beni Masar in Egypt.
In 2000, the Maecenas Foundation for Ancient Art in Basel Switzerland took possession of the document and translation began soon afterwards.
National Geographic struck a publication deal with the foundation last year, thought to have cost $1m (£570,000).
In addition to the magazine article, the National Geographic TV channel will be running a special two-hour documentary on the manuscript on Sunday 9 April. ///

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