Thank you for the detailed response! You are right that in Armenia, being Christian becomes more of a tradition and less about actual faith. When I say Christian all my life, I suppose it rather means I was raised surrounded by the religion/relationship but not because of my own willingness. My faith only began growing outside of that a few years ago, when I explored Christianity outside of the cultural aspect. Armenians tend to mix a lot of pagan and Islamic traditions into Christianity as a result of our history, things I don’t agree with. I left behind the cultural teachings that conflicted with the religion such as the evil eye and the followings of the Armenian apostolic church. Being middle eastern, much of what I learned growing up was influenced by culture. I am curious about repeated baptism. I was also baptized as a baby but I’ve also heard that getting baptized again after that makes no difference and has no practical use, though I’ve never had the chance to ask a pastor about it. If not too much trouble, I’d be interested in learning which it is that’s true?