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Science and religion are both different aspects of people's experience. Science has more proof drawn from our natural world. Meanwhile, religion believes in faith of a higher power that involves supernatural forces but without evidence.

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"The feeling, ...mix of pulsing energy and profound peace, was intense and blissful. Whereas before the road, the sea, the tree, the air, the sun all spoke differently to me, now they speak one language of unity." (62)

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"There are no grounds for going beyond a scientific explanation of reality and no sound reason for believing anything but our sense of experience" (27)

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On Pi's many religious beliefs, Mr. Kumar was one of his influences to begin practicing Islam. His passion of praying to God was to spread the teachings and illustrate the beliefs of faith. This made Pi become more enthusiastic knowing that religion is a universal story about loving one another. As Mr. Kumar's first time seeing zebras, he was fascinated by its unique skin, that God could create such a wonderful creature.

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Unlike agnostics who cannot make a leap of faith, Mr. Kumar is one of which whom Pi admires because of his belief in something. His absence of believing in God wasn't there because science saved his life.

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-Atheistic

-Rational

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"We Muslims stick to our essential miracle of existence. Birds flying, rain falling, crops growing--these are miracles enough for us." (67)

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"When I was your age, I lived in bed, racked with polio. I asked myself everyday, 'Where is God? God never came. It wasn't God who saved me--it was the medicine." (28)

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A muslim baker who belives in God. A "prophet" to Pi.

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-Passionate

-Innocent

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A man who believes in logic and reason rather than religious superstition. A "prophet" to Pi.