Английская Википедия:A. T. B. McGowan
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Distinguish Шаблон:Use dmy dates Andrew Thomson Blake McGowan is a Scottish theologian and pastor. McGowan was the founding principal of Highland Theological College, serving from 1994 to 2009, after which he became minister of the Inverness East Church of Scotland congregation. He chairs the Theological Commission of the World Reformed Fellowship, and is president of the Scottish Evangelical Theology Society.[1]
Personal Life
Andrew McGowan grew up in Uddingston, Scotland. He attended Tannochside Primary School, and then Uddingston Grammar School. During his schooling years, he met his wife, June, who he has been married to for over 40 years. He attended Viewpark Parish Church of Scotland in Uddingston. Together, they have three sons: Scott, David and Christopher.
Ministry
McGowan was raised within the Church of Scotland, and when he was 14 became a Christian. During that year, he sensed a call to the ministry.
He attended Aberdeen University as part of his theological training straight from Secondary School. His first full time placement was in St Cuthbert's Church, Edinburgh. His first charge as a Minister was in Mallaig and the Small Isles. There he had 6 places of worship to oversee, five of which were accessible only by boat.
In 1998, he moved to be the Minister of Trinity Possil & Henry Drummond Church of Scotland, in the Possilpark area of Glasgow. He served there until 1994.[2]
On 1 August 1994, McGowan took up post as the inaugural Principal of Highland Theological College, where he served until 2009.[3] From there, he became minister of East Church, Inverness until 2019.
Publications
Professor McGowan's main publications are:[4]
- The Federal Theology of Thomas Boston (Carlisle: Paternoster, 1997)
- Always Reforming: Explorations in Systematic Theology, Editor, (Leicester: IVP, 2006)
- The Divine Spiration of Scripture: Challenging Evangelical Perspectives (Nottingham: Apollos, 2007)
- The Person and Work of Christ: Understanding Jesus (Milton Keynes: Paternoster, 2012)
- Adam, Christ and Covenant (London: Apollos, 2016).
McGowan's 2007 book, The Divine Spiration of Scripture "led to some considerable discussion in evangelical circles."[5] In it, McGowan suggested the word "spiration" in place of "inspiration" and argued against the concept of biblical inerrancy, instead being in favour of a type of infallibility.[6] Norman Geisler and William C. Roach suggest that McGowan's "challenge to inerrancy is one of the most dangerous because it is clear, direct, and comes from within evangelicalism."[7]
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