Jean-Luc Marion's God Without Being has attracted more and more attention in Western philosophical and theological circles. Most of the responses to Marion's work, however, focus more on the topic of ”God without Being” than on his proposal of a ”Eucharist Hermeneutic.” Through investigation of the core concepts of Marion’s God Without Being, for example, idol, icon, and distance, this paper attempts to show that ”Eucharist hermeneutic” is an indispensable component of the strategy of ”God without Being” and a possible solution to the problem of overcoming onto-theology.