Kyrie Eleison

Fred, a man of Faith, learns there's no hierarchy among the gods and they don't all play by the same rules. If he doesn't work things out the right way, he might be damned no matter which god he pleases. The title of the work, taken from a prayer to the Lord, presents a problem if one isn't certain which "Lord" is listening. Our hero, a professor at a major secular institution, keeps his religiosity to himself, going through life trying to do what he considers the proper thing but often failing.
His faith is challenged when he's confronted with the problem of determining Who or What he's serving.