[sammyg2]

Oh, and if you really study the history of this "new" gospel of judas, you will discover that the paper was indeed written about 300 years after Jesus, but it is a copy of an earlier Greek text which may have been a copy of an earlier manuscript.
How old was the original? No one knows. it very well could have been written at the same time as the gospels of Mark, Luke, John, etc.

You don't know and I don't know, but saying it is not credible just because of it's age is a bit misinformed.

I have a bible that was printed just a few years ago. does that mean it has to be legend because it is so new?