Bibliographia. Annotated Bibliographies on Religion and Philosophy

What's New: Last Update: July 2nd, 2026.

This website is devoted to bibliographical resources on philosophy and religion.

The planned sections are:

Bibliographies of philosophy: on arguments not treated in my other websites; philosophy, phenomenology, psychology and sociology of religion.

Religious studies: the definition of religion (general studies), anthropological, sociological and psychological studies; the creation of the concept of "religion" in non-christian traditions, the history of religions, religion and magic, superstition, politics and violence.

Hebrew Bible: Bibliographies on the formation of the Pentateuch, the Canon, the pseudepigrapha, textual criticism and the history of research.

New Testament: Bibliographies on the synoptic question, the gospels, the letters, Acts of Apostles and Revelation, the formation of the Canon, the pseudepigrapha, textual criticism and the history of research.

History of Early Christianity: Bibliographies on the definition of Christian Identity, Apostolic Fathers, orthodoxy and heresy.

Other religions: This section will contain bibliographies on the most important religions other than Christianity.

Comparing religions: The history and development of comparative studies.

Study Guides: this section contains Bibliographies on dictionaries and encyclopedias of philosophy, manuals of style for philosophy students and a selection of introductory readings on history of philosophy, metaphysics, ontology and the philosophy of logic.

Currently this site is in an early stage of development: only few sections are available; if you are interested, please be patient: in the next future I will add more pages.

General Index

The four websites of this project contain many annotated bibliographic references (the number of pages is referred to the PDF version):

• "Theory and History of Ontology": 16800 (9150 pages)

• "History of Logic from Aristotle to Gödel": 4300 (2934 pages)

• "Theory and History of Rhetoric": 1300 (756 pages)

• "Bibliographia. Annotated bibliographies": 2900 (2085 pages)

Thousands of new references are in preparation.