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'''Eli McGowan''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Presbyterian]] and [[wikipedia:Filmmaking|filmmaker]] based in [[wikipedia:Tennessee|Tennessee]], he adheres to the [[Westminster Confession of Faith]] and is a member of a church in the [[Presbyterian Church in America|PCA]]. McGowan holds a MFA in Film & Television from the [[wikipedia:Savannah College of Art and Design|Savannah College of Art & Design]] and a BS in Government from [[wikipedia:Liberty University|Liberty University]]. McGowan was homeschooled with his seven younger siblings, and he had left law school in 2016 to pursue filmmaking.<ref>[https://imdb.com/name/nm831401</ref>

'''Eli McGowan''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Presbyterian]] and [[wikipedia:Filmmaking|filmmaker]] based in [[wikipedia:Tennessee|Tennessee]], he adheres to the [[Westminster Confession of Faith]] and is a member of a church in the [[Presbyterian Church in America|PCA]]. McGowan holds a MFA in Film & Television from the [[wikipedia:Savannah College of Art and Design|Savannah College of Art & Design]] and a BS in Government from [[wikipedia:Liberty University|Liberty University]]. McGowan was homeschooled with his seven younger siblings, and he had left law school in 2016 to pursue filmmaking.<ref>https://imdb.com/name/nm831401</ref>

Beyond filmmaking, McGowan is active in political, social, and religious issues, with a focus on fundamentalism, history, and the far-right. He has engaged in video journalism, including coverage of white nationalist movements, and has participated in or organized protests related to pro-life issues, Black Lives Matter, and anti-Trump activism. He has also worked in public relations and lobbying in Washington, D.C.

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-'''Eli McGowan''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Presbyterian]] and [[wikipedia:Filmmaking|filmmaker]] based in [[wikipedia:Tennessee|Tennessee]], he adheres to the [[Westminster Confession of Faith]] and is a member of a church in the [[Presbyterian Church in America|PCA]]. McGowan holds a MFA in Film & Television from the [[wikipedia:Savannah College of Art and Design|Savannah College of Art & Design]] and a BS in Government from [[wikipedia:Liberty University|Liberty University]]. McGowan was homeschooled with his seven younger siblings, and he had left law school in 2016 to pursue filmmaking.<ref>[https://imdb.com/name/nm831401</ref>
+'''Eli McGowan''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[Presbyterian]] and [[wikipedia:Filmmaking|filmmaker]] based in [[wikipedia:Tennessee|Tennessee]], he adheres to the [[Westminster Confession of Faith]] and is a member of a church in the [[Presbyterian Church in America|PCA]]. McGowan holds a MFA in Film & Television from the [[wikipedia:Savannah College of Art and Design|Savannah College of Art & Design]] and a BS in Government from [[wikipedia:Liberty University|Liberty University]]. McGowan was homeschooled with his seven younger siblings, and he had left law school in 2016 to pursue filmmaking.<ref>https://imdb.com/name/nm831401</ref>
 Beyond filmmaking, McGowan is active in political, social, and religious issues, with a focus on fundamentalism, history, and the far-right. He has engaged in video journalism, including coverage of white nationalist movements, and has participated in or organized protests related to pro-life issues, Black Lives Matter, and anti-Trump activism. He has also worked in public relations and lobbying in Washington, D.C.