Secret faith in the public square : an argument for the concealment of Christian identity / Jonathan Malesic.

Introduction: Secrecy and Christian faith in contemporary America
Promoting secrecy in a Christian empire : Cyril of Jerusalem's discipline of the secret
Liturgical secrecy as Cyril's defense against opportunism and imperial authority
The secret of faith in Kierkegaard's Works of love
How Kierkegaard's secret agape subverts bourgeois culture
Bonhoeffer's Arkandisziplin : Christian confession in a world come of age
The limits of Arkandisziplin and of the secular
The secret-keeping self and Christian responsibility for the other
The church as a community of hidden disciples
Secret faith's fulfillment of the church's mission in America : an engagement with Hauerwas
Epilogue: The challenge of ambiguous religious identity in Wise blood and The moviegoer.