It's not hard to see that QAnon worldview contradicts a Bible-based worldview. For any well-rooted Christians, who have spent some time looking into their own f

It's not hard to see that QAnon worldview contradicts a Bible-based worldview. For any well-rooted Christians, who have spent some time looking into their own faith's claims and reading the Bible, it should be blindingly obvious that there's something very suspicious about QAnon - if not that it's outright incompatible with Christianity. Unfortunately, there is still plenty of "casual" Christians who don't care, and people who are Christians in name only. They get snared fairly easily. IMO, a well-rooted Christian will essentially resist having their faith changed or added to. But they are the minority group in many places, because it's a path that requires personal sacrifice that not many want to undergo.