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Episode 2 moves into one of the most difficult and debated questions in Christian history
PURCHASE/READ HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Persecuted-Jesus-Constantine-Mark-Baker-ebook/dp/B0GTWMVXWP
Visit: persecutedproject.org
Were Jesus and the New Testament writers antisemitic?
Drawing from The Persecuted: Jesus to Constantine by Mark Baker, we examine claims that Christian hostility toward Jewish communities can be traced back to interpretations of Jesus and the New Testament writings.
This discussion explores:
* Jewish perspectives on New Testament passages
* The historical separation between Christianity and Judaism
* Jesus’ conflicts with religious leadership
* The difference between criticizing religious authority and rejecting an entire people
* How interpretation shapes theology and history
This episode is not intended as condemnation, but as historical examination. Understanding where ideas came from matters because ideas shape actions, and actions shape generations.
Episode 1 asked:
“What worldview do you see through?”
Episode 2 asks:
“How do we read the story?”
Walk the Way — Modern Mind, Ancient Book
🌐 modernmindancientbook.org
By Roger Ferguson, Host and Biblical Scholar5
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Send us Fan Mail
Episode 2 moves into one of the most difficult and debated questions in Christian history
PURCHASE/READ HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Persecuted-Jesus-Constantine-Mark-Baker-ebook/dp/B0GTWMVXWP
Visit: persecutedproject.org
Were Jesus and the New Testament writers antisemitic?
Drawing from The Persecuted: Jesus to Constantine by Mark Baker, we examine claims that Christian hostility toward Jewish communities can be traced back to interpretations of Jesus and the New Testament writings.
This discussion explores:
* Jewish perspectives on New Testament passages
* The historical separation between Christianity and Judaism
* Jesus’ conflicts with religious leadership
* The difference between criticizing religious authority and rejecting an entire people
* How interpretation shapes theology and history
This episode is not intended as condemnation, but as historical examination. Understanding where ideas came from matters because ideas shape actions, and actions shape generations.
Episode 1 asked:
“What worldview do you see through?”
Episode 2 asks:
“How do we read the story?”
Walk the Way — Modern Mind, Ancient Book
🌐 modernmindancientbook.org