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James A. Whyte
James Aitken Whyte (28 January 1920 – 17 June 2005) was a leading Scottish theologian and Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
==Biography==
James Whyte was the second son of a Leith provision merchant, Andrew Whyte and his wife Barbaro Janet Pitillo Aitken. He was brought up in Edinburgh, attended Melville College and studied philosophy (he was awarded a First class honours M.A. degree in 1942) and divinity at Edinburgh University.〔 After his ordination in 1945 he spent three years as an chaplain to the first battalion of the Scots Guards, and then served as a parish minister at Dunollie Road Church in Oban (inducted 1948) and Mayfield North in Edinburgh (1954). In 1958 he was appointed Professor of Practical theology and Christian ethics at St Mary's College, the divinity faculty of the University of St Andrews and was Principal of St Mary's 1978-1982. His academic work focused mainly on the study of pastoral theology, liturgy and ecclesiastical architecture. He served as convenor of the General Assembly's Inter-Church Relations Committee. After his retirement from the University in 1987, he became Associate Minister of Hope Park, St Andrews. He was moderator of the 1988 General Assembly. In 1942 Whyte married his first wife Elisabeth Mill〔 who died during his moderatorial year. He was survived by his second wife, primary school teacher Ishbel (née MacAuley) and the daughter and two sons of his first marriage.
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