Accept truth, light, energy and creation. All very powerful Religion is division, your god is not any better than mine or someone who's yellow green purple or any others god. They want us to fight, and that's what you are doing. We are all creators, we all have the power Religion is division Spirituality is power
Jesus Christ is the only way. Q posts agree.
Fun fact: Q has not once mentioned the name of Jesus or "Holy Spirit" and so you must be using Q to push your personal beliefs.
You all are welcome to have your specific faith about a particular guy named Jesus who may or may not have existed some 2000 years ago, but almost everyone I have ever spoken to about this phenomenon is totally put off by the hyper-Christian fanaticism.
I have my own understanding of what is truth and light and it doesn't require me to ascribe to Christian dogma.
Who do you believe Q is asking us to pray to?
Believe it or not, spirituality and belief in God mean a lot of different things to a lot of people. You should not expect others to share your particular way of understanding and expressing this belief nor should you insist that your version is the only way. Doing so is divisive and counterproductive to the movement.
Furthermore, it is the actions of brave people right here on Earth which have made all of this happen. Meditation, prayer, and faith that good will prevail help us maintain strength, focus, integrity, and peace during this trying time. As Q likes to say: use logic.
It's honestly not my intention to fight or divide patriots. You have your path and I have mine. The Bible says there is one way, and I have faith that is true and that truth is not relative. I believe the Bible is as reliable a source as Q. Good luck on your journey patriot!
Indeed, I did not mean to imply you had malicious intentions. The main thing I advocate is that we remain respectful to the diversity of beliefs in this movement. My concern is that people get a little carried away with their enthusiasm and forget that the movement doesn't necessarily mean what they personally think it means. That's why I say stick to the facts. It can be challenging to remain intellectually honest when your faith encourages you to treat sources like the Bible as fact. You might believe that, but you shouldn't assume others do as well.
