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What if faith were not a religious inheritance, but a memory of childhood?
What if imagination-far from being an escape from reality-were the very root of our relationship with mystery?
In When Adults Believe Like Children, Noël Rigouin and Frédérick Gouhier offer a major philosophical and poetic essay on the invisible dimension of the human being.
This book explores how belief, play, dream, and thought all spring from the same source: creative imagination.
From Freud to Jung, from Winnicott to Simone Weil, from ancient myths to modern prayers, the authors cross the frontiers between philosophy, psychology, and spirituality.
They reveal that the need to believe is not a weakness but a creative force-that religion, art, and dreams all share one common impulse: to give form to the invisible.
Across 35 chapters and over 400,000 words, the reader journeys from the ch
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