I've seen this quite a lot over the years and have established a couple of points of view on what I believe is going on based on my own personal experience.

The idea that Bitcoin leads to faith or Christianity is not based on total nonsense, but a classic case of "correlation does not imply causation".

When fully understanding Bitcoin, it makes visible a clear distinction of Virtue vs Vice in an important part of our society. Not only does it clearly present that distinction to us, but makes clear the value of Virtue over Vice.

Once you see this clear distinction, it's impossible to ignore. When one starts thinking about where else they experience a Virtue vs Vice struggle in life, you'll find it everywhere.

The Virtues— Wisdom, Courage, Justice, Temperance have been written about and taught over thousands of years (Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient China) as the proper way to live ones life at one with the Universe (read: nature, logos, God).

Christianity (Apostle Paul) adopted these virtues as the "Cardinal Virtues" at the base of their religion from Hellenistic Philosophy (Plato: The Republic).

Therefore— my point of view is not that Bitcoin leads to Christianity, but leads to an important lessons that despite being taught for many thousands of years before Christianity, we (at large) still refuse to learn.

It just so happens that Christianity is the most prevalent set of teachings based on this lesson in the western world and many decide to not dive deeper in to why it resonates with them.