Description

Product Overview

“If God is omnipotent, why is the process of salvation so cumbersome?” In Blueprint of Doubt, author Jinseong Min (Mola Mola) embarks on a provocative journey to deconstruct the “inefficiencies” of faith. This is not a book for those seeking easy answers or blind comfort. It is a rigorous, intellectual exploration for the skeptic, the seeker, and the believer who isn’t afraid to ask: Why the complicated narrative of sacrifice? Why the silence of the Divine?

Min masterfully navigates the tension between free will and divine sovereignty, examining the “strange way” religion honors humanity through the messy, painful gift of freedom.

Key Features & Themes

• The Logic of Atonement: A deep dive into why an all-powerful God chose a “cumbersome” path of blood and descent rather than a simple decree, and what this says about human value.

• The “Taxidermy” of Jesus: A searing critique of how modern institutional religion has “diluted” the subversive, radical teachings of Jesus into a sanitized, capitalist-friendly message of comfort.

• Sin as Opportunity Cost: Exploring the idea that sin is not just a moral failing, but the “painful price” paid for the existence of true free will and authentic love.

• The Corporate Gospel: An analysis of how modern Protestantism often functions as a system for managing and justifying secular desires rather than practicing original spiritual liberation.

• Doubt as a Blueprint: Reframing doubt not as the opposite of faith, but as a fundamental component of the divine design that leads to deeper truth.

Detailed Description

“Robots Cannot Love.” At the heart of Blueprint of Doubt lies a powerful realization: obedience without the freedom to refuse is merely a programmed output. Min argues that the very “cumbersomeness” of the religious narrative—the struggle, the sin, and the atonement—is proof of a God who values human freedom over mechanical perfection.

This book challenges readers to look past the “taxidermied” version of faith found in many modern institutions. It examines:

1. The Subversion of Jesus: How the radical call to abandon possession has been rebranded as “stewardship” to fit the status quo.

2. The Paradox of Choice: Why a world with the possibility of evil is more meaningful than a “perfect” utopia of machines.

3. Modern Oxymorons: The irony of secular values being defended most fiercely in the name of the one who rejected them.

Blueprint of Doubt is a sophisticated invitation to peel back the layers of religious tradition and confront the raw, often uncomfortable architecture of the divine-human relationship.

Product Specifications

• Author: Jinseong Min (Mola Mola)

• Publication Year: 2026

• Language: English

• Genre: Theology / Philosophy / Religious Critique / Christian Thought

• Ideal for: Readers of C.S. Lewis, Søren Kierkegaard, and contemporary theological critiques.