The content discusses the significance of baptism in Christianity, exploring its roots, varied practices, and transforming spiritual journey, contrasting traditional views with a Celtic Christian perspective emphasizing original goodness and connection to God.

The post discusses the longstanding Christian belief in Jesus's sacrifice for sin and its cultural relevance. It critiques traditional interpretations, suggesting that Jesus’s true message centered on healing, love, and liberation from oppressive systems. It encourages a communal and compassionate approach to faith, inviting individuals to connect beyond institutional constraints.

America is not a Christian nation. America was never a Christian nation. The label itself is an oxymoron. Christianity died, institutionally, when it became Christendom with its fourth century marr…