The famous brawler and rebel, star of modern French literature, Frederic Beigbeder, it turns out, received a religious upbringing in childhood. Now he meets again and again with Bishop Jean-Michel di Falco to talk about eternal topics. From the recordings of their passionate arguments, this book was born. “I Believe - I Don’t Neither” (a reference to the French chansonnier Serge Gainsbourg’s song “I love you - I don’t either”) is an enthusiastic, lively conversation that the participants returned to over the course of three years, from 2001 to 2004, discussing the most important, burning topics of human existence against the backdrop of global cataclysms and clashes of different civilizations. An atheist writer and a clergyman sincerely and openly share their experiences, simultaneously discussing everything that the world around them breathes.