I thought Matthew was considered the source for the other 3, and that Q source was either Matthew itself, or one of the 2 sources to include Matthew in the two source theory along with the "Q" source?
Grain of salt:
https://twitter.com/AnettPrzybille/status/1419555557820805124
https://twitter.com/TrilbySmith2/status/1419519183071547392
There would be absolutely no reason whatsoever to wake up people to fight against it if it wasn't believed that freedom, in the end, will work. The entire idea behind Q and patriots rising up and conquering the evil in this world sort of runs completely contradictory to the eschatological narratives that people have been talking about since the addition of Revelation to the Holy Bible.
We know it's a script. We know it was meant to keep people in line with their religious influence/fear since the start. We also know that patriots are using that script and stretching to make allegorical comparisons to it by way of the plan in order to make it all sound "Biblical". We know all these things, and yet folks are still pushing the idea that somehow we're all going to die, be raptured, both, and/or neither. Nobody seems to understand these points, or if they appear to, they simply err on the side of believing the scriptures over the fact that everything that's going on, right now, are controlled circumstances from top to bottom.
C'mon, anons. Think!