Eric Denimal’s *Faut‑il avoir peur des évangéliques ?* interrogates the cultural and political influence of evangelical movements in contemporary France. Through a blend of sociological analysis and investigative reportage, the book examines how evangelical beliefs intersect with public life, media representation, and policy debates. Denimal draws on interviews, archival research, and statistical data to explore the perceived threat and the realities of evangelical communities, offering readers a nuanced perspective on a topic that often polarizes public opinion.