He is not necessarily looking for a new religion to sink his teeth into, but among the other religions he practices, he is open to the idea of 'learn more and love yet another god, since they all preach similar topics. On page 60, Pi challenges anyone to understand Islam and not fall in love with it. They believe in an omniscient God, who never tires, never tires, is too pure and therefore has no human form. When Pi's three religious teachers meet on page 67, the man who taught him to be a Muslim defends his religion against the preacher, saying that Muslims hold to the essential miracle of existence and that they do not need divine intervention to achieve this. that God