Talk:John Gibson Paton

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John G.

The article referred to Paton as "John G." throughout. I've corrected it to "Paton" or "John" or, where appropriate, "John G. Paton." Referring to someone in a biographical piece by their first name and middle initial (without the surname) is unprecedented. For example, if writing about William H. Macy, you wouldn't say "William H. won a Golden Globe." If talking about C.S. Lewis, you would call him "Lewis" or possibly "Clive," but never "Clive S.".

I've changed these references to "John" or "Paton." If I've done so in error, please feel free to correct.

Please note that I also changed the phrase Paton "heard the call of God" to Paton "felt called by God," because "heard the call of God" is not a phrase that is used in secular spheres.