#113 Was Judas predestined to betray? Did the disciples hallucinate?
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NT Wright answers question about the Easter story.
Is it fair that Judas was predestined to betray Christ? Did the resurrection need to be physical? Could the disciples have hallucinated the risen Jesus? Is it significant that Jesus' mortal body was continuous with his resurrection body... but ours won't be?
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