His conclusion about their reliability stems from his professional
judgment as a historian.
Not exact matches
Martin might respond that my criticism is unfair because he is not asking for skepticism about those points on which
historians agree; he is only asking that Christians suspend
judgment about the resurrection taken
as a physical, historical fact.
This would not be true if we went only so far
as the «objective»
historian can go and stopped with a recognition of the distinctiveness of the Christian community and of the historical ground of that distinctiveness in Christ, without any
judgment of value or truth.
A 1920 recession turned into a 1921 depression, according to [Wesley Clair] Mitchell, whose
judgment,
as a
historian, business - cycle theorist and contemporary observer, is probably
as reliable
as anyone's.