Telling normies to "trust in the Lord" wouldn't compute.
Your framing of this as though Q is trying to say "do what thou willst" falls short.
Remember, this is a great awakening, and there are steps along the journey. There are still people who believe that religion is hokey-pokey fairytales. You will INSTANTLY turn them away if you bring God into it, or as the former atheist in me would say, if you were to bring any of that religious stuff into it.
You're conflating two wildly different ideas.
You're forgetting who Q's audience is. Q is trying to wake up NORMIES. Normies who believe religion is fairytale nonsense.
A stepping stone in weening off the advice of the so-called "experts" in the media is to default to your own common sense, and not what (((they))) are saying.
They can turn to Jesus when they are ready.
Until then, they need to break from the blind trust in (((experts))). What they'll take to be "fairytale talk" is not going to help them.
>here are the autists who call you a shill if you ask them why they parse the number of periods in a tweet, calling you a shill because you point out a literal contradiction.
False prophets, don't take them seriously when they proclaim themselves to "know things" because of how many spaces divided by two plus five dashes equals whoa man 17!
>and I suggest that Q avoid philosophy and stick to spy thriller narratives.
We've put our trust in the "experts" to keep us safe, and the "experts" abuse that trust to keep us caged and sick. The jaded will say "That's just how it is." I call it evil. This is more than just a spy thriller at this point.
>It almost seems, after last night's drops, that Qanon has indeed reached cult status, which of course will be its achilles heel.
It isn't and never has been a cult, although people are free to depict it as whatever they feel. As am I. Don't take my word for it.
>Meantime, those who cling to God will cling to God, and those who don't will cling to idols.
>That's a useful function of this whole thing, too, perhaps.
What, keeping people distracted from truth? If you think people "cling" to God in the same way they cling to idols, you're missing the point. Idols are fallible. God is not. Cut out the middleman who wants to color the raw truth to fit their own ends. Go directly to God.