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The following document gives a list of all my posts at that site since 2012 (!): there are over a thousand entries now, hard to believe. That would be at least a million words all told. That is over and above other blogging and writing I did through the years at sites such as RealClearReligion, and Aleteia.
The document also suggests the wide range of topics on which I have written at Anxious Bench. I’ll start with a summary of headings, which actually gives a great idea of my scholarly interests over the past couple of decades. I note for instance that the topics of Bible (very broadly defined) and Early Christian history make up at least forty percent of the whole.
1. BIBLE AND APOCRYPHA
Old Testament, Including O.T. Apocrypha And Pseudepigrapha
Second Temple And Intertestamental Period
New Testament
Christian Apocrypha And Alternative Gospels
2. CHRISTIAN HISTORY: MAINLY ANCIENT AND LATE ANTIQUITY
Gnosticism
Egyptian Christianity
Mesopotamia/Iraq
Persia
Late Antiquity
Dark Age Britain And Ireland
Liturgy And The Church’s Year
Dualism And Heresy
Christian Relations With Islam
Christianity And Buddhism
3. HISTORY, MORE MODERN
Reformation And Early Modern
Climate And Religion
Empires And The Making Of World Religions
War And Religion
American History, Mainly Religious
Late Modern US History, From C.1975 Onward
Nineteenth Century Europe
First World War Era
The Cold War
Contemporary Europe And Great Britain
Contemporary Middle East And Islamic World
Wales And Welsh
4. MEMORY, MYTH, AND HISTORICITY
Construction Of Memory And Identity
Historical Methods And Pseudo-History
5. CHRISTIANITY: GLOBAL DIMENSIONS
Global/World Christianity
6. RELIGION AND CULTURE
Freemasonry And The Esoteric
Cults And Cult Scares
Religion And Film
Religion And Literature
Paganism, Folk Horror, And Modern Mythologies
Religion And Music
Religion And Visual Art
Writing And Publishing
Teaching Religious Studies
7. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
Contemporary Religious Debates
Demography And Religion
And here is a full listing of all the individual blogs I have done at Anxious Bench over the past decade or so: