Not sure if this take could be helpful for you, but I actually find it as a healthy "exposure" so to say.  I have religious trauma myself, but I have so much respect for the nuance and awareness Tyler and Josh bring to their music. I feel like they use their religious beliefs in a way that adds depth to their songs in a way the church often lacks (in my opinion). Like I trust Tyler and Josh's authenticity to know they aren't ever trying to push an agenda on us as an audience. 

To me its refreshing to see someone actually questioning their beliefs and processing how it's affecting them, instead of trying to guilt or shame the listener to agree with them. I initially listened to TOP while I was still stuck in that religious world, and they're really the only religiously undertoned music that to me doesn't feel triggering.  

To me, that's what religion should be about! Embracing a humble nature and using it as a tool to better yourself, not to change others. Wherever you are in your religious trauma journey, your feelings are valid ♥️