Slaves Of God: Jorge Luis Borges

Slaves of God: Jorge Luis Borges

Jorge Luis Borges, scholar Argentine writer, highlighted in the literature of the twentieth century. Often in writing he exposes us his thoughts, knowledge and ideas. Always resulting in the transformation of the reader’s mind. This is how this time makes us reflect on "The three versions of Judas", a story with a particular writing, the structure of the literary text could be identified as an essay in which an innovative conception in religion raises us. God, infamous being that does everything at his will.

God gives and removes his will without any mercy, gives infinite versions of oneself, taking into account that a mortal can possess more than three versions such as Judas, who according to the Bible is that treacherous apostle, however when seeing itFrom another perspective it can be a hero that is not allowed to manipulate by a religion.

Nils Runnerberg tried to decipher the mystery of Judas Iscariot in which, betray. Judas would have been the only apostle who discovered God’s true purpose in addition to deducting that Jesus, a descendant of God who in turn is his reincarnation, said so to give us a salvation told in various versions by a simple mortal that is manipulated is divinity.

Runnerberg writes "the general argument is complex, although the conclusion is monstrous". God, Nils Runneberg Razona, was lowered to be a man for the redemption of the human race. Continuous analysis until it says: “God totally became man but man to infamy, man to reprobation and abyss.

To save us, he could choose any of the destinations that plot the perplexed network of history;It could be Alejandro or Pythagoras or Rurik or Jesus;He chose a very destiny: it was Judas ". 

Since ancient times religion has imposed us divine beliefs based on a supreme being, owner of life, all of these with controversies of all areas, with falsehood lies aimed at their own benefit

It is thought that happiness as good is a divine attribute and that it should not be usurped by man, all this depends on our faith, our supplications, on the glorification that we give him "He is glory, gloris in the Lord"(I Corinthians 1:31) Is this a blasphemy against our independent ideology?

Also, people are only puppets of destiny, we are puppets of God a single world, a single government, under the sovereignty of God. Sovereign God. This denomination refers to a ruler, who has supreme power and who is superior to all so that his governance affects the life of all his subjects, for better or worse. Judas was part of this too. "God has the resources that omnipotence offers him did not need a single man to redeem men.". Judas Iscariot was not a traitor, but a man who sacrifices his goodness and reputation to assume the beneficial destiny for the supreme being. A man who has distinguished the Redeemer deserves of us the best interpretation of his actions. Impute your crime to greed.

We must not depend on something supreme to create our own version by deserving the best interpretation of our actions before the eyes of others, as in the case of Judas who is granted three versions without being true but all of these are based on divinityof a supreme being and was unjustly slandered in some way. God is certainly sovereign about evil. God imposes His will;But it would not be God. There is a sense in which it is appropriate even to say that evil is part of its eternal decree. He planned it. He didn’t take him by surprise. He has the ability to make all things – including fruits of all the evil of all the time.