* ( “ ”)A Theory of Ten-Thousand Gods(Part 1)

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, : " ", , " " , , , , -- " " , " " Synopsis: This book of Xie Xuanjun's attempts to, through cardings of various mythologies and religions in this world, illustrate this point: unlike other mythologies corroborated by a theology, what is inherent in the Bible is actually a mythology of the agnostic. God in the Bible does not have a name, and does not really have a definite, graspable connotation. There are no series of stories about the Biblical God as about gods of other mythologies. The Bible is about the relationship between God and the humans. Mythology of the agnostic rejects the idea of humans' ability to know secrets about God, and what it can offer is, at the most, "some revelations about the relationship between God and the humans".