Answer:
The themes in the book Life of Pi, by Yann Martel, is faith in god, religious harmony, and survival instincts.
Explanation:
Survival instincts is a very repetitive theme, because it shows the teenager Pi's survival instincts and how strong his will to live is. Even though odds were all against him, his basic will to live was so strong that he defied the odds of survival.
Faith in God is a major theme, too, because in the book, he often talks about how God had granted him salvation from his problems. Faith is the key to survival in every situation, no matter how bad it seems.
Religious harmony is also a big theme in Life of Pi, because he has come to the conclusion that he should not have to choose a religion, that you can believe in whatever you want to be real because it will all be true in the end. Everything will make sense in the end, and you should never limit your options. He comes to this realization when he asks for a prayer rug, while also asking to be baptized, and further touches on it in the book. He believes that God is still going to be God in the end, and he doesn't need to choose just one path to be connected with him.
