Perhaps the most significant thing that can be said of Judas Iscariot was that in feeling sorrow for his crime of betrayal, he did not seek to atone for his sin to Jesus, whom he had wronged, but went to his accomplices in crime. ... Shortly there after, knowing and understanding what he has done, he compounds his sin by committing suicide, the ultimate height of brainlessness Through the course of human history, we have evolved from the ape. ... Stupidity warrants our attention now more than ever, as its costs have increased to the point that we no longer can afford it as we have in t...

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He soon finds himself in a town where he comes upon Mary Magdalene a prostitute who Jesus has shared a past with. ... The film showed a Jesus who sinned just as any other man, one who is subject to anger as well as love, one who wants a family as we all do, and one who questions his mission. ...

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It is then clear why Owen has acted as he has in past sections of the book. ... Owen is a man that has been so molded by the life around him that he forces himself to think that he must sacrifice his own life for in order to repent for what he sees as a sin. ...

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