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Jamaica Gleaner Mind & Spirit
published: Saturday | April 8, 2006

Whither theological education?
CARIBBEAN THEOLOGICAL seminaries have for many years been burdened by the expense of keeping their doors open. If they do not find a way to unite, cooperate and collaborate, these institutions could be forced to close their doors.

'Gospel of Judas' gives new view of Jesus' betrayer
WASHINGTON, (Reuters): JUDAS ISCARIOT, vilified as Christ's betrayer, acted at Jesus' request in turning him over to the authorities who crucified him, according to a 1,700-year-old copy of the "Gospel of Judas" unveiled on Thursday.




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