Send us Fan MailThe Persecuted Volume 1 Jesus to Constantine PURCHASE/READ HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Persecuted-Jesus-Constantine-Mark-Baker-ebook/dp/B0GTWMVXWPVisit: persecutedproject.org 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.Because of that, it raises an important question:What happens when ideas shape the Church—but aren’t widely examined?In Episode 1 (pp. 4–18), we explore the foundation of the entire series:worldview, inherited belief, and theological blind spots.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.This becomes critical when applied to Christian history.If bias is inherited, then distortion can be inherited too.And that leads directly into one of the most difficult realities in Church history:the tension between Christianity and antisemitism.This episode does not approach that tension as condemnation—but as necessary examination.* History becomes a mirror (revealing distortion)* And a lamp (guiding correction)⸻This book matters because it operates outside mainstream visibility.* It is primarily available in limited digital distribution* It is not widely discussed or systematized in typical church teaching* It forces engagement with uncomfortable historical questionsThat combination creates something rare:👉 A chance to examine ideas before they are filtered, simplified, or ignoredFor the Christian seeker exploring:* the Jewish roots of the Bible* the historical continuity of Scripture* and the formation of early Christian thoughtThis study provides a necessary starting point:Before you understand persecution… you must understand perception.⸻🎯 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN* Why worldview determines how truth is interpreted* How beliefs are often inherited, not examined* The danger of partial truth becoming total certainty* How modern media reinforces theological blind spots* Why Jesus’ command to love is often blocked by bias⸻📚 WHERE TO READ* Available primarily via Amazon (Kindle edition)* Not widely distributed in print or major retail channels⸻