Gnostics find affirmation in Gospel of Judas | The document portrays the disciple as a faithful servant of Jesus, not a villain -- a firm belief of the small Christian branch. But it doesn't shake up mainstream doctrine (Los Angeles Times)
What's the real Judas Gospel? | Local scholars weigh in on questions raised from controversial manuscript (The Kansas City Star)
Expert damns Church response to Judas gospel | Rodolphe Kasser, who translated the 1,700-year-old Gospel of Judas, says the Church's rejection of the manuscript smacks of "intellectual laziness" (Swissinfo)
Lawyer shows possible Judas text fragments | A lawyer charged with raising money to pay off the bankruptcy debts of an art and antiquities dealer offered a glimpse Wednesday of several small, brown bits of papyrus that may be part of the ancient Gospel of Judas. (Associated Press)
'Gospel of Judas' experts review scraps | An Ohio antiques dealer claims to be holding fragments of papyrus from ancient Egypt, leading experts to try to determine if they are part of the recently released "Gospel of Judas" (Associated Press)
Will 'Gospel of Judas' rock Christians' world? No | With the National Geographic Society's unveiling of "The Gospel of Judas," a raggedy papyrus book puts a different spin on the traditional stories of Jesus (Doug Mendenhall, The Huntsville Times)
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