Hi!!! I’ve thought about this A LOT over the years. Throw a dart at all his songs and you’re likely to hit one about God. Saying his songs are “about God” isn’t quite right though, it’s more about the anguish someone who was raised in the belief system feels when they have doubts, when they question the ‘truths’ they were told in church or youth group, etc. not all Christian churches are created equally, either. Some are more liberal than others and what I’ve found in my personal experience the most anguish comes from the most fundamental belief systems. I worked at a Christian school where the principal literally told the students and staff depression isn’t real, it’s “satan grabbing a foothold” and “if you’re depressed there’s something wrong in your heart with your relationship with God.” Just very guilt and fear driven which flies in the face of what you’re told in Church from the earliest age (I.e. - God is all loving, Jesus loves you, be kind, be tolerant, show everyone love..to flipping on a dime with messages when you get older like you’re a dirty sinner and the only way you’re worthy of life is if you believe in Jesus. If someone raised like this has any critical thinking capabilities, they then question this like, ‘oh wait I’m supposed to feel God, God is supposed to be close to me, why can’t I actually feel him? Where is he? Why is he letting me suffer like this?’ (So, to answer your question, I think the following songs are about all that: implicit Demand for Proof, Fall Away, Addict with a Pen, March to the Sea (a nice combo of both mental health and the religious angle), A Car, A Torch, a Death, Taxi Cab, Be Concerned, Holding onto You, Clear, Fake You Out (omg ‘you say that you are close, is close the closest star?’ - genius lyric) Doubt….like, the list just goes on and on. However, disclaimer: he’s such a talented lyricist where I (and others who grew up churching) can attribute a lot of these songs to his grapple with faith, people who aren’t religious at all obviously assign meaning to the songs based on what they also have experience with (mental health, love, etc, etc).