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Can a Christian Be an Objective Professional Historian? An Unorthodox Autobiographical Review Article of Ian Hugh Clary on Arnold Dallimore’s Historiography

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Autobiographical review arguing conservative Christian historians should prioritize objective, evidence-based historiography while permitting restrained theological evaluation. Uses Clary’s study of Arnold Dallimore as the case study.
Journal ⬩ Church History, Autobiography, and Biography, Theological Method
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Ryan M. McGraw (PhD, University of the Free State) serves as Morton H. Smith Professor of Systematic Theology. He has pastored churches in the PCA and OPC, and serves currently as Teacher at Covenant Community OPC, Taylors SC. His academic books include works on John Owen (V&R 2014; Palgrave 2017), Reformed Scholasticism (T&T Clark 2020), and Charles Hodge (V&R 2023). Aiming at the church more broadly, his passion has been to popularize devotional Trinitarian theology in numerous books such as 31 Meditations on the Trinity (RHB 2023) and What is Covenant Theology? (Crossway 2024). Editing and contributing to several journals, he and Joel Beeke are co-editors of the Cultivating Biblical Godliness series.

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