Was Judas predestined to go to hell?

Answer 1

first of all he commited a horrible sin- and was party to the execution of Christ- a co-conspirator as it were. second he took his own life in nothing that would be called a sacrificial mode- suicide is its own punishment, so they say. sorry, no energy crisis where Judas wound up!

Another Point of View:

Who are we to say the depth of God's mercy? God sent His only begotton Son, not to condemm the world, but to save the world, so that whosoever believe might be saved. This is a gift with no strings. Judas probably believed. That's probably why he took his life. He met the criteria for salvation - belief. Besides, someone had to betray Jesus in order for scripture to be fulfilled - wouldn't it make sense that Judas was simply doing his agreed role, painful as it might have been to him?

Answer 2

It is a matter of speculation (at least until all is revealed in the end). I believe that his suicide is evidence that he felt repentant for narcing on Jesus. Besides, I believe God is powerful enough to forgive a lot worse than Judas Iscariot. There are also some schools of thought that suggest that Judas was working with Jesus, not against Him, when he betrayed Him.

Answer 3

The belief that Judas was predestined to go to hell is a theological interpretation. Traditional Christian teachings hold that Judas acted on his own free will when betraying Jesus, leading to his destiny in hell. However, opinions on predestination vary among different Christian denominations.