Judas: The Most Hated Name in History
Peter Stanford examines the long and troubled reputation of Judas, a figure whose name has become inseparable from betrayal. Drawing on historical and religious perspectives, this thoughtful book considers how Judas came to occupy such a powerful place in collective memory and why his story continues to provoke fascination and condemnation.
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Peter Stanford explores the enduring significance of Judas, one of history’s most strongly condemned names.
The book considers how Judas became associated with betrayal and why that reputation has persisted.
Combining historical and religious perspectives, it examines the lasting cultural meaning attached to this controversial figure.
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