This essay skip over traditional approaches such as literary or philosophical ones, and the author use a brand new subject "sociobiology" to study Confucius' theories about human nature and supernatural, therefore we can deny that what his disciple Tze-Kung saying is wrong, he said that "It is possible to hear to the literature of the Master, but it is impossible to hear his teaching about human nature and supernatural!" According to Confucius' teaching and his own behavior, we can prove that Confucius was a theist. Quite fortunately, Confucius developed his theories from a viewpoint of lightened belief on anthropoid god, not the same as the religious indulgence of Motze who born a little than him. Beyond that analysis, the author also offers eight commentaries about Confucius' theories of supernatural. Secondly, there are several chapters in the Dialect that can represent Confucius' ideas about human nature, the author also put forward ten commentaries about that. At the end, there are six conclusions were synthesized to criticize the merits and faults of the Master Confucius.