What is the theme in Tiny Alice by Edward Albee?

Another theme in the story is God and faith. Julian's primary struggle has centered on the limits of his faith. He is a lay person, thus, in Butler's words, Julian is "o/the cloth but [he has] .. . not taken it." This position indicates Julian's indecision and his inability to accept the human-made institution of religion. Alone with Butler again, he clarifies his position: he fled to the asylum because he had lost his faith in God. He could not accept that humans made God into a "false God in their own image." Julian's rejection of this representation shows his distaste for making God into a symbol for worship; instead, he thinks, people should merely worship God.