Mola Mola – Re:Mind Studio

The way religions, including Christianity, treat the realm of the unknown is essentially trapped within a framework of infantile thought. Just as children soothe their fears by imagining thunder as the footsteps of a giant, humanity stands before the towering walls of cosmic vastness and the terror of death, creates a fictional guardian named “God,”…

To say that human thought reaches God and falls into frustration is, conversely, a confession that humans lack the capacity to accept facts as they are. When standing before the vast universe and the mysteries of the beginning, what we should face is not awe for some mysterious entity, but the “indifferent truth” itself—a reality…

When faced with the vastness of the world or the mysteries of the beginning, humans instinctively reach for the word “God.” Some call this awe, but a cold assessment suggests it is less an honest confession of the unknown and more a sophisticated psychological defense mechanism designed to manage overwhelming terror. Why, instead of simply…

We often associate the sense of helplessness we feel when facing questions too vast for human comprehension with the concept of “God.” Religions, including Christianity, often label the bewilderment felt at these dead ends as “frustration before God.” However, we must take a step back and ask a cold, hard question: Why must that vastness…

We often encounter “walls” in life. These walls usually appear as practical limitations—a dwindling bank balance, fractured relationships, or physical illness. However, they sometimes manifest as a transparent yet colossal “wall of thought.” In Christian theology, there is a saying: “When human thought reaches God, it results in frustration (or brokenness).” At first glance, this…