👉 The word "McGinn" in Scripture refers to a prominent Christian leader who advocated for spiritual unity among Christians, often referred to as "the Great Commission." The term was first used by Pope Gregory III in his address to the Roman Church in 1230 AD, indicating he believed that all people should be united in their faith and worship. This vision of one body is known as the "McGinnian vision," which emphasizes spiritual unity across nations and cultures.
