Okay. In Christianity, they believe that Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus, thereby sentencing Judas to hell for his deed.
HOWEVER, in christianity, God supposedly created Jesus specifically to die for humanity's sins, Big J knew it, Big G knew it. If Jesus' death for humanity was part of "God's Big Plan (TM)", wouldn't that mean that Judas did precisely as he was supposed to do, and had no control over it, as it was part of "gods big plan (tm)"?
Ergo, since what he did was a direct part of the "plan", he should not have been sentence to hell, and has, ergo, suffered MORE than Jesus did for humanity's sins.
Logical Paradox. Here is irrefutable evidence, from christian scripture, that christianity is logically unsound, and is therefore a paradox within itself.
To quote Ned Flanders:
"Yeah, even that stuff that contradicts that other stuff!"
HOWEVER, in christianity, God supposedly created Jesus specifically to die for humanity's sins, Big J knew it, Big G knew it. If Jesus' death for humanity was part of "God's Big Plan (TM)", wouldn't that mean that Judas did precisely as he was supposed to do, and had no control over it, as it was part of "gods big plan (tm)"?
Ergo, since what he did was a direct part of the "plan", he should not have been sentence to hell, and has, ergo, suffered MORE than Jesus did for humanity's sins.
Logical Paradox. Here is irrefutable evidence, from christian scripture, that christianity is logically unsound, and is therefore a paradox within itself.
To quote Ned Flanders:
"Yeah, even that stuff that contradicts that other stuff!"