If you think that Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life and wish to wager on it,

[tonychanyt]

I am taking wagers here. This OP is NOT about whether Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life or not. I'm assuming you think he will be. This post focuses on wagering on what you believe.

Let proposition P1 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life.
P2 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal damnation.

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions? The stronger your belief in a proposition, the higher the weight. Your weighting scheme will determine the betting odds.

This is not a lotto/gambling bet. This is a wager to mathematically and scientifically measure the strength of your belief. Put money where your mouth is. If you are interested in mathematically finding out the strength of your belief, then tell me those two weights. See Subjective (Bayesian) Probability.

 

[Mark Quayle]

I am taking wagers here. This OP is NOT about whether Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life or not. I'm assuming you think he will be. This post focuses on wagering on what you believe.

Let proposition P1 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life.
P2 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal damnation.

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions? The stronger your belief in a proposition, the higher the weight. Your weighting scheme will determine the betting odds.

Does eternal damnation mean not eternally living in the LOF, but rather, eternally dying in the LOF, or some other grammatical or conceptual construction?

 

[tonychanyt]

Does eternal damnation mean not eternally living in the LOF, but rather, eternally dying in the LOF, or some other grammatical or conceptual construction?

Right, it is open to interpretation. See Conscious torment over an infinite period of time?.

For this wager, any of these interpretations is fine with me. It just means the negation of eternal life.

 

[Mark Quayle]

Right, it is open to interpretation. See Conscious torment over an infinite period of time?.

For this wager, any of these interpretations is fine with me. It just means the negation of eternal life.

Would it be inaccurate to call it, the "privation" of eternal life?

 

[tonychanyt]

Would it be inaccurate to call it, the "privation" of eternal life?

I think so.

 

[Light of the East]

Will Judas Be Forgiven?

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[Light of the East]

Also this:

Does All Really Mean All?

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If God is going to save all, then Judas is included.

 

[tonychanyt]

Will Judas Be Forgiven?

GOOD FRIDAY – APRIL 10th 2020 An interesting blog post has been put up by Father Aiden Kimel which ponders the idea that Judas is forever damned. I read such things with keen interest, especi…

http4281.com

I am taking wagers here. This OP is NOT about whether Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life or not. I'm assuming you think he will be. This post focuses on wagering on what you believe.

Let proposition P1 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life.
P2 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal damnation.

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions?

This is the 2nd time I have asked.

 

[jacks]

I'd say P1 = 10; P2=0. Betting on it, doesn't make sense though; since by the time we could collect we wouldn't have any need for money.

 

[tonychanyt]

I'd say P1 = 10; P2=0.

After the resurrection, you will put out 10 units of your heavenly treasure to a money pool. I will put out 0 unit. We will ask God which proposition is closer to the truth. Winner takes all. Agree?

 

[jacks]

After the resurrection, you will put out 10 units of your heavenly treasure to a money pool. I will put out 0 unit. We will ask God which proposition is closer to the truth. Winner takes all. Agree?

I'm not even really sure what you're talking about, but it sounds like some sort of satanic claim on my soul. You risk nothing and I risk something not yet determined. So no, I don't agree.

Let P1 = Tony likes to gamble.
Let P0 = No he doesn't, but feels it makes some point with his posts.
Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions

 

[tonychanyt]

Let P1 = Tony likes to gamble.

We are not communicating. Please read the OP.

Let proposition P1 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal life.
P2 = Judas Iscariot will be resurrected to eternal damnation.

Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions?

This is the third and last time I have asked. I prefer to interact with people with whom I can communicate.