My only comment on The Gospel of Judas

And it is really a quote. There is nothing new here and nothing to get all freaked out about. Adam Gropnik with The New Yorker, although occasionally taking a few shots at the concept of biblical authority, makes an essential point in his article. . .

"Orthodox Christians will point out, correctly, that there is no new "challenge" to the Church in the Judas Gospel, much less a crisis of faith. This is an ancient heresy, dealt with firmly, not to say brutally, throughout Church history. The finding of the new Gospel, though obviously remarkable as a bit of textual history, no more challenges the basis of the Church's faith than the discovery of a document from the nineteenth century written in Ohio and defending King George would be a challenge to the basis of American democracy. There are no new beliefs, no new arguments, and certainly no new evidence in the papyrus that would cause anyone to doubt who did not doubt before."

That pretty much sums that one up. Has anyone ridden Expedition Everest yet?