Nathan was not yet ten years old when he decided to embrace Orthodox Judaism. Growing up in a liberal household in Paris, he discovered synagogue life and the radical nature of Jewish thought. From then on, he wore a kippah, traveled to Jerusalem, and wanted to become a rabbi. But then he lost his faith.

In a profound crisis, Nathan Devers had to reinvent himself. He found his way to philosophy, a development the 25-year-old describes with relentlessness, humor, and poetry.

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