h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

this is an interesting tidbit about Judas' story forgive me if I step on toes but i thought it should be noted, read this or not i don't care a fetid pair of dingoe's kidneys.

In the film Dracula 2000 by wes craven, the true identity of the vampire known as dracula was not the bloody prince that bram stoker used in wrighting his story but Judas Himself. He did hang himself but at sunset the rope broke and Judas was reborn as a vampire, i know it isn't a great biblical revalation but i felt it was a interesting bit of useless triva.

In the early chapters of Genesis, just after Abel dies, God gives Cain a mark to protect him from evil and exhiles him to Nod. Some believe this meant Cain was the first vampire.

One point about "The fate of the Last Supper Thirteen- Abrief addendum" is that I thought that the "Book of Revelations" was written by St John the Divine of Patmos" according to the article on Wikipedia on that text.
I am unaware if this is the same John who was an Apostle of Jesus.
Perhaps somone might be able to comment on this

Tradition has it that the John who wrote the Book of Revelations is the same guy as the John who wrote the Gospel. But the two are very, very different in style. One is a calm, carefully studied piece of theological arguments, the other is close on the ravings of a loony. And in the Gospel, John never names himself - he always calls himself "the other disciple, the one that Jesus loved". While the Book of Revelations starts with "I, John...".

Case closed.

Some people do get a bit funny as they age, though. Actually, I think I'm right in saying that tradition has it that John wrote his gospel well after the Revelation. (And his three letters later still.)

TRiG.