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Quick question for those of you in the Q community that are not Christian. Do you see the importance in wearing the full armor of God? Do you know what each piece represents? Do you just skip to the next Q post when it is posted?
Do you really want to know the answer to this, or are you drumming up responses for effect? I'll give you an answer, but you might not like it.
I don't consider myself a non-believer, but I think it's important to understand that a majority of Christians fail to grasp the concept of the teachings of Christ as they pertain to having a direct relationship with God. Many of our founding fathers were believers. Many were deists; and for very good reason, too. Jefferson went straight to the point with his "The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth", and Ben Franklin had his doubts as to the divinity of Jesus.
Both of these men, however, understood the importance and role of the church and faith in the community. Mr. Franklin, specifically, pointed out that the moment these institutions did not serve the best interest of the people, then they should be dismantled. Well, that's what a lot of people think about many of the institutions that represent Christianity today. Q has helped many see that "those we trust the most" are, indeed, part of the problem. Not all, of course, but more than anyone previously imagined, for certain.
I personally try to stick to the texts in red. I occassionally reference OT/NT writings when making a point, but also take the 4 Gospels themselves as mostly allegorical. It's obvious as you read them that they are all based on either Mark, or an outside document referred to as (wait for it…) Q. I take the "Full Armor Of God" reference to be actual advice to anons when digging, and being exposed to the sins of the cabal. The things that we are being shown about these people could cause some believers to have doubts, or worse yet, cause them to give up in their faith that we can win.
I also firmly believe Q quotes scripture to the enemy as an ironic form of taunting; consider that the Bible was likely put together by them, and may or may not contain a fuller version hidden either in plain sight, or in vaults somewhere away from the public eye. Fact is, many of these evil/sick people think what they do is perfectly OK. They also have 0 reservations about blaming God for allowing it to happen. Many Christians might say "Free Will" is to blame, but a devout Satanist would argue that God could put an end to it if He really wanted to, but doesn't. This would imply maliciousness, or absenteism.
I think the Christian aspect of Q is important as it relates to approximately 1/3 of the world's population that has heard of or believes in the Christian religion. That's just playing a numbers game the smart way. Outside of that, Q is a military operation. Q is a political operation. Q is a psyop to wrest control of the republic, and retrain the civilian population in their responsibilities in society.
The "Biblical" references are forced. Q points out something like locusts or lightning bolts, and each of these have scientific explanations. Sorry, but it's true. It's also true that if it weren't for the actions of patriots, the cabal would have absolutely nothing to fear. Read that last sentence 100x until you get it. No seriously, read it again:
"…if it weren't for the actions of patriots, the cabal would have absolutely nothing to fear."