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0:53Now PlayingDrew and Kwaku dive into the wild misconceptions about baptism for the dead—from accusations of “necromancy” to claims that the Church is “kidnapping ancestors.”
Their hilarious yet thought-provoking take flips the script: if people truly believed it was meaningless, why would it bother them so much?
Through humor and insight, they explore how our reactions to spiritual practices might reveal what we secretly believe about divine authority and truth.
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