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Regarding Eli McGowan and Others Who Likewise Bear False Witness

I post this here to have as a handy resource to give to others. It is also useful if someone is searching online about some of the claims that Eli McGowan makes against godly men, ministers, and faithful churches. He mixes a lot of truth with error and muddles things together without making the careful distinctions, clarifications, and qualifications that the men he often accuses of sin actually make. At times, his accusations are even more baseless. In both cases he is a slanderer, bearing false witness and violating the 9th commandment, and harming the good name of godly men and ministries. Sadly, there are other people who assist McGowan in bearing false witness, by feeding false or distorted reports to him.

There are many who will testify of the false accusations or insinuations that McGowan has made against them personally, or against their church or ministry. McGowan and his lies and deceptions are numerous, and his words should not be considered reliable or trustworthy.  

Here are some examples. Many of the names below are from Reformed or Baptist Pastors or Church Officers, all testifying that Eli McGowan is a known false accuser and slanderer: 














If you take this link, you should get to Rev. Garris's thread where he details some of McGowan's slanders against him. You will see other comments and re-shares of men who have experienced the same sort of slander, defamation, etc., by Eli McGowan: 

https://x.com/ZacharyGarris/status/2102049047536378161 





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