QAnon

United Methodist Pastor's Podcast 'Cross Over Q' Challenges Qanon, Comforts Its Victims

United Methodist Pastor's Podcast 'Cross Over Q' Challenges Qanon, Comforts Its Victims

In late January, United Methodist clergyman Vicar Derek Kubilus launched a podcast called Cross Over Q to open a conversation about QAnon with his fellow Christians, who number among Q's adherents.

'Q Is the Truth,': Lin Wood Promotes QAnon at Bible College to Cheering Crowds

'Q Is the Truth,': Lin Wood Promotes QAnon at Bible College to Cheering Crowds

Rhema Bible Training College and Rhema Bible Church in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, hosted a conference over the weekend that featured well-known attorney Lin Wood. At the conference, Wood promoted QAnon conspiracies, as hundreds of attendees cheered.

Survey: More Than a Quarter of White Evangelicals Believe Core QAnon Conspiracy Theory

Survey: More Than a Quarter of White Evangelicals Believe Core QAnon Conspiracy Theory

A new survey reports that more than a quarter of white evangelical Protestants believe in a QAnon conspiracy theory that purports that former President Donald Trump is secretly battling a cabal of pedophile Democrats. Further, approximately half of white evangelical Protestants express support for the debunked claim that Antifa was responsible for the recent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

HBO Host Compares Christians to QAnon Conspiracists, Says Capitol Riot was a 'Faith-Based Initiative'

HBO Host Compares Christians to QAnon Conspiracists, Says Capitol Riot was a 'Faith-Based Initiative'

On Friday, HBO host Bill Maher compared Christians to QAnon conspiracists before blaming Christians for the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.

U.S. House Votes to Remove Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from House Committees

U.S. House Votes to Remove Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from House Committees

The House of Representatives voted on Thursday to remove Representative Marjorie Greene from two House committees. Greene has reportedly promoted dangerous theories, including QAnon conspiracies.

QAnon, Conspiracy Theories, & the Church: Faith and Fear Don’t Mix

QAnon, Conspiracy Theories, & the Church: Faith and Fear Don’t Mix

America has long been fertile ground for the creating and spreading of conspiracy theories. Sadly, however, QAnon, which offers a fear-based narrative, is finding fertile soil in churches.

5 Things Christians Should Know about QAnon

5 Things Christians Should Know about QAnon

In recent years, the followers of a conspiracy theory known as QAnon have become more visible in American life. The movement, which has largely been fueled by internet message boards and social media, started in 2017. However, several supporters of Q have been involved in political campaigns this year and the President was asked about their theories at a recent press conference.

Followers of the movement tend to be supporters of President Trump, so they are often conservative in their outlook on politics. A church in Indiana spends hours a week help studying Q’s messages and seeking to support them with the Bible. QAnon has moved from the fringes of American conservatism and into the limelight, so Christians should understand this movement and see the potential pitfalls of spreading the group’s message.

Here are five things Christians need to know about QAnon:

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QAnon: The Alternative Religion That's Coming to Your Church

QAnon: The Alternative Religion That's Coming to Your Church

QAnon is more than a political ideology. It’s a spiritual worldview that co-opts many Christian-sounding ideas to promote verifiably false claims about actual human beings.

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