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Beyond the immediate act of betrayal, what theological significance can be attributed to Judas Iscariot's role in the Passion narrative, considering the interplay of human free will, divine foreknowledge, and the fulfillment of prophecy?
A
Judas's actions were solely predetermined by God, absolving him of personal responsibility for his betrayal.
B
Judas's betrayal was primarily a political act motivated by disillusionment with Jesus's perceived failure to establish an earthly kingdom.
C
Judas's betrayal, while a result of his own choices, ultimately served God's redemptive plan, highlighting the paradoxical nature of divine sovereignty and human agency.
D
Judas's role was insignificant in the grand scheme of salvation; any other disciple could have fulfilled the role of betrayer.
Reference:
John 13:21-30; Acts 1:16-20
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