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Most Christian teaching is that Jesus Christ became man to die for man's sins, the Original Sin committed by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

In order for Jesus to die, to be crucified, someone had to turn him in to the authorities.

Christian teaching is that Judas Iscariot, one of Christ's disciples, is the man who did that, turning Christ over to the Romans for some silver coins.

As such, Judas is vilified for doing that, and most Christians believe he went to Hell when he died.

But did he?

Judas fulfilled the prophecy, and God's Plan, doing what was necessary. In brief, he did God's will.

Should Judas have been rewarded for that, or damned to Hell?

Please vote in the poll and explain your choice in a comment.

God knows they deserve it after denying everyone else freedom of speech and destroying their lives.

For this, i want both sides to be brutally honest, so I will, too. I'm an ex alcoholic who had significant emotional issues for years that was caused by me having a bad, negative attitude. That out of the way, I wonder where the disconnect occurrs with men not sharing their emotions with women. Such as what I just did, a hardship of addiction caused by my own bad, irresponsible decisions, fault of nobody except myself, but this is vulnerability to let it go. Maybe one of you guys lost someone you cared about, someone moved away and you miss them, you feel stuck, you want to travel, and you think nobody cares about your happiness, so you suck it up and keep working. Men, is this what you're doing? Are you keeping everything that hurts you inside because you think nobody cares and will see you as weak? Ladies, if a man is doing this, perhaps a man you love is keeping his tears in, should he continue? Would you care if he sat down and told you? Guys, if you're hiding, press "yes". Ladies, if you think men, honest to God, would you see a man as less if he told you about his plight? If you answer yes, then hit "yes", to say men should keep these emotions to themselves