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Dr. Ian Clary is an Associate Professor of Historical Theology in the College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Theology. He has taught at multiple institutions including Redeemer University College, Heritage College, and continues to lecture at Munster Bible College in Cork, Ireland. He is also affiliated with several academic centers and contributes to theological discourse through publications, editing, and public engagement.
Education:
- Ph.D., Historical Theology – University of the Free State
- Th.M., Historical Theology – Toronto Baptist Seminary
- M.Div. – Toronto Baptist Seminary
- BTS – Toronto Baptist Seminary
Dr. Clary's research focuses on historical theology, particularly early-modern British evangelicalism, Reformed theology, patristics, and Baptist studies. His work explores the intersections of theology, history, and ecclesial identity, with a special interest in figures like John Gill, Andrew Fuller, and George Whitefield. He examines doctrinal development, revivalism, and the application of historical theology to contemporary Christian life.
His recent publications reflect a strong trajectory in Baptist historiography, Trinitarian controversies, the doctrine of the cross, and the theology of marriage. The articles demonstrate a deep engagement with primary sources and a commitment to retrieving a usable past for modern evangelicalism. His editorial work and co-authored volumes highlight collaborative scholarship across transatlantic Reformed and Baptist networks.
Scientific Awards and Honors:
- Fellow, Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies
- Fellow, London Lyceum
- Fellow, Center for Baptist Renewal
- Former Board Member, Davenant Institute
Dr. Clary is actively involved in academic mentoring and theological education. He serves as book review editor for Evangelical Quarterly and co-hosts the Into Theology podcast with The Gospel Coalition Canada. While formal student advisees are not listed, his editorial and collaborative roles suggest significant mentorship in theological scholarship. He has presented at major academic forums including the Evangelical Theological Society and the Institute for the Study of Religion at Baylor.
He is involved with several research centers and collaborative projects, including co-editing volumes with scholars like Michael Haykin. His work with the Andrew Fuller Center and the Davenant Institute reflects engagement with networks dedicated to renewing classical Protestant thought.
