Turned to religion: a rejection of the role of creator?

❓QUESTION:
Many people come to religion in difficult times in life. That is exactly the situation I am in right now, and this question arose in connection with it. Is coming to religion a rejection of one's role as creator? And a desire to give responsibility to someone else?
❗️ANSWER lee:
Yes, broadly speaking. And besides, here it is not simply "turned to religion." Here the topic is, rather, went off to a church (monastery). And there you don't just sit and stare at the wall; there is your own work schedule, daily routine, duties, and usually very limited time for "free thoughts."
That is, a person is so upgraded by a different atmosphere that they go far away from their former "problematic frequencies." Accordingly, this is perceived as salvation, relief, and gratitude for the path provided.
If, however, we speak about the topic in general—"things got bad, I ran off to light candles"—then this is both a switching of attention and a kind of training in shedding negativity. It is appropriate here to recall that churches have existed for millennia, while psychologists appeared only a hundred years ago and quite recently were inclined to "treat" patients with electric current…