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Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Christ ranks as the largest betrayal of all time, sufficient to make his name synonymous with "traitor." However, given that it was part of God's plan for Christ to be delivered unto the Pharisees and sacrificed for the redemption of many, it is also arguable that Judas' actions were part of that same plan. Was Judas' betrayal of Christ a necessary, foreordained part of God's plan, or an unplanned act of free will on the part of Judas?
Yes
Yes to both. I twas a foreordained plan on God's part, but Judas still made the free will choice to do it. BillyJ 15:14, 10 July 2008 (EDT)