The essay ''A theory of atheology. Reason, critique, and beyond'' indicates "atheology is pluralistic in essence. There is no “one true” atheism, which is to be represented in a secular “Good Book,” despite [[A.C. Grayling|Grayling]]’s attempt."<ref>[https://kar.kent.ac.uk/41191/1/A%20theory%20of%20atheology.%20Reason%2C%20Critique%20and%20Beyond%20Telos.docx ''A theory of atheology. Reason, critique, and beyond'']</ref> | The essay ''A theory of atheology. Reason, critique, and beyond'' indicates "atheology is pluralistic in essence. There is no “one true” atheism, which is to be represented in a secular “Good Book,” despite [[A.C. Grayling|Grayling]]’s attempt."<ref>[https://kar.kent.ac.uk/41191/1/A%20theory%20of%20atheology.%20Reason%2C%20Critique%20and%20Beyond%20Telos.docx ''A theory of atheology. Reason, critique, and beyond'']</ref> |