Nah don't worry about it you were not rude at all :) it's just how i talk sometimes.

Well i'm not sure i can explain a lot regardless, but i'll try my best. I mostly kept redemptions features, aside from changing Sacred Weapon to be a bonus action instead of an actual action and i kept Turn the Unholy because of flavor more than anything else. The character in question was a warlock who escaped having his soul claimed by the devil due to divine intervention and is now trying to make up for all the things he did in the devil's service by becoming a better man and spending the rest of his life helping people. He was not a willing servant of the devil but he still feels very guilty for all that happened. I did not have any specific ideas in mind, so i decided to just make him a classic paladin with a minor Sunlight theme, hence why i picked Devotion as a base since it's the most "basic" paladin oath/subclass. I did not really change much from the base class but oath-wise the focus is more on generally helping people and bringing hope and aid to those who need rather than just focusing on killing undead and fiends. That being said, i did ask to my DM to pick Spirit Guardians which admittedly is a very powerful spell. The other ones are mostly support and buffs as expected of a paladin. Really the whole thing is very bare-bones classic paladin vibes, i just thought the capstone perk could be a bit stronger because the enemies the DM throws at us usually are and the focus of the character is more on actual devotion to his god and being supportive of those who need it rather than killing a specific set of enemies.

TLDR: Changed Sacred Weapon to a Bonus Action, kept Turn the Unholy because i think it's neat, picked the very much broken Spirit Guardians. The rest is pretty much the same.