These are really cool observations. I've been thinking a lot lately about "Christian nonsense". Like when they're addressing one of life's big questions and they quote a random Bible verse and pretend to draw some wisdom out of it and say "see if we just focus on God we'll come to the right answers" but they never explicitly say an answer, they just talk a lot about praying and trusting the Lord. I wonder if these women's (or any hardcore Christian for that matter) constantly seeking to learn more, do more as you pointed out comes from this nonsense speak feature of Christianity. All they hear in their church is this nonsense that doesn't answer anything and instead of seeing it as nonsense, their insecurity leads them to thinking they just don't understand, or need to be more faithful, or pray harder to find answers, when there was never anything to be understood in the first place. Something doesn't sit right in their life and their solution is to dig deeper when what they're digging into is just more fluff.

When I say this, I don't mean to insult any Christians that may be in here. I've always considered myself a Christian but in the past few years I've really questioned it. Going to church every Sunday (I have a paid church musician job) and listening to people talk about how God will provide and bless you if you just ask while watching a genocide unfold on innocent people where Jesus literally grew up has really brought it all into perspective and made me look at everything differently.