[Salvation]

There must be some significance in the fact that he was not from Galilee.

[Salvation]

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Capital Virtues	Gelasian Sacramentary	Sodom
Natural Religion	Montanism	Ex Voto
Immanentist Apologetics	Credo Quia Absurdum	Purgatory
Beguines	Christe Eleison	Easter Controversy
Cheating	Apodictic	Confessions of St. Augustine
Coterie	Rome	Impetration
Archepiscopal Cross	Chamberlain	Herrenmoral
Our Lady of Einsiedeln	Maltese Cross	Sacred
Manifestation of Conscience	Anagogical Sense	A Posteriori
Sequence	Thomism	Obedience
Angels (Symbols)	Mechitarists or Mekhitarists	Epistles to the Thessalonians
Limbo	Divine Generation	Prostration
Jus Gentium	Seven Churches of Asia	Inculpable
The Little Flowers of St. Francis	Douay Bible	Perduance
None	Abulia	Judas Iscariot

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[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

There is no way of knowing his motives... The Gospel writers made no attempt to explore Judas' betrayal. They simply said that Satan had entered into him, and they all referred to his as the betrayer (Luke 22:3).

You think they're omniscient?

I like the scene in JCS where the tank comes over the hill.