The short answer to this question is no. I give a Biblical scriptural answer from the entire Bible, this is not to judge but to clarify the Birth of Jesus Christ and why Secular-Christmas traditionally is not theological and does not lead us to the truth about God's plan of salvation.   

November didn't know it was National Indigenous Month, so I decided to continue and move forward with these episodes at the secularization of California Spanish missions in 1833. What happened to the Natives after 1833? 

Moving forward in life after Spanish Missions for California Indians. Trying to convey the gravity of the pain and suffering of California Natives through the Spanish Missions and the Rancheros of Mexico, where do they fit in?  

This episode is dealing with a continuance of the progression of the California Indian social relations to a created Western environment of Westward expansion and development,  politics, and religion between Spain, Mexico, and the United States. 

Gradually make my way to the goal with very important U.S. history concerning American Western Christianity and its evolution in development. Facts are important to the meaning in these episodes. 

Part 2 of this thread, progresses through the origins of American Christianity from its foundation. 

This is a series of episodes examining the critique of the 21st Century American Church by skeptics and critics of Western Christianity. I am attempting to frame a logical construct to understand the progression of American history to the emergence of Mainstream Christianity in 2023.  

Does Galatians 3:28 support non-binary gender? 

 "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus".

No, it does not, Galatians 3:28 is saying there is no difference in the eyes of Jesus Christ, all come through Him to get to the Father. 

Passover and Communion, is there a difference?  

This episode is the summation of Junipero Serra. After 9 episodes, this summation is of the "Official Story" of history but I like to read between the lines and expose the sin to forgive the sin.