What If Your Faith Was Inherited? | Worldview & Bias Persecuted Ep. 1

<p><a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1820733/fan_mail/new" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Send us Fan Mail</a></p><p>The Persecuted Volume 1 Jesus to Constantine </p><p>PURCHASE/READ HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Persecuted-Jesus-Constantine-Mark-Baker-ebook/dp/B0GTWMVXWP</p><p>Visit: persecutedproject.org </p><p>This episode begins our study through The Persecuted: Jesus to Constantine by Mark Baker—a limited-distribution work that is not widely circulated in mainstream Christian publishing.<br /><br />Because of that, it raises an important question:<br /><br />What happens when ideas shape the Church—but aren’t widely examined?<br /><br />In Episode 1 (pp. 4–18), we explore the foundation of the entire series:<br />worldview, inherited belief, and theological blind spots.<br /><br />Using the “blind men and the elephant” framework, this episode shows how people don’t simply see truth—they see through filters formed by culture, family, and authority.<br /><br />This becomes critical when applied to Christian history.<br /><br />If bias is inherited, then distortion can be inherited too.<br /><br />And that leads directly into one of the most difficult realities in Church history:<br />the tension between Christianity and antisemitism.<br /><br />This episode does not approach that tension as condemnation—but as necessary examination.<br /><br />* History becomes a mirror (revealing distortion)<br />* And a lamp (guiding correction)<br /><br />⸻<br /><br />This book matters because it operates outside mainstream visibility.<br /><br />* It is primarily available in limited digital distribution<br />* It is not widely discussed or systematized in typical church teaching<br />* It forces engagement with uncomfortable historical questions<br /><br />That combination creates something rare:<br /><br />👉 A chance to examine ideas before they are filtered, simplified, or ignored<br /><br />For the Christian seeker exploring:<br /><br />* the Jewish roots of the Bible<br />* the historical continuity of Scripture<br />* and the formation of early Christian thought<br /><br />This study provides a necessary starting point:<br /><br />Before you understand persecution… you must understand perception.<br /><br />⸻<br /><br />🎯 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN<br /><br />* Why worldview determines how truth is interpreted<br />* How beliefs are often inherited, not examined<br />* The danger of partial truth becoming total certainty<br />* How modern media reinforces theological blind spots<br />* Why Jesus’ command to love is often blocked by bias<br /><br />⸻<br /><br />📚 WHERE TO READ<br /><br />* Available primarily via Amazon (Kindle edition)<br />* Not widely distributed in print or major retail channels<br /><br />⸻</p>