America was discovered in 1492 by Columbus and Dr. Ben Merkle plagiarized from Beowulf: A New Verse Translation, by Seamus Heaney. Continue reading
Classical Christian Phonies. Continue reading
“How much do you want to bet I’m going to accuse Wikipedia of actually plagiarizing me?” Continue reading
A few years ago Mark Driscoll got into trouble over plagiarism in his books. One of the books, Trial: 8 Witnesses from 1–2 Peter, had paragraphs taken from New Bible Commentary, edited by Gordon J. Wenham, J. Alec Motyer, Donald . . . Continue reading
Only a fool could mistake this for “America was discovered in 1492 by Columbus.” Continue reading
Rachel gave me permission to repost this: Speaking as an actual academic,* this review does not merely devastate Douglas Wilson’s claim to scholarly credibility; it annihilates it. The level of plagiarism here is egregious. A single one — any one . . . Continue reading
“Speaking of ‘professors,’ how can these guys get by with this plagiarism? Indisputable ×3. . . . The proper response is not to attack Rachel but to admit the truth.” Scot McKnight
Pastor Doug Wilson of Christ Church, Moscow, has written a short response to Rachel Miller’s discovery of wholesale plagiarism in the Omnibus textbook series, which he co-edited. I will not link to the land of Gog but you can find it on Google just as easily as the Omnibus contributors found the content for their essays.
Rachel Miller has answered Mr. Wilson in a post entitled Wilson Responds. Please take a moment to read it.
“The indefatigable Rachel Miller is telling another tale. Or is it the same one? I’m losing count at this point. Given the scale of the evidence (once again) one wonders what some people have to do to lose credibility in the . . . Continue reading
Rachel Miller has just posted Plagiarism, Wilson, and the Omnibus, in which she reveals that the self-declared wordsmith Douglas Wilson of Christ Church, Moscow, has placed his name on the cover as an editor of six massive homeschool textbooks, each . . . Continue reading
Read this, if you want to begin to understand why Doug Wilson thinks that Steven Sitler & Jamin Wight are normal.
In this very well-written post, Rachel Miller shines her flashlight underneath the Classical Christian Education rock: To recap, Wilson literally wrote the book on CCE. He founded one of the first schools. He founded the association that trains and accredits . . . Continue reading
Pastor Douglas Wilson of Christ Church, Moscow, has recently struggled with the definition of the word plagiarism, so Rachel Miller has uploaded a new post to assist him. She titled it The Very Definition of Plagiarism. And to remind you, . . . Continue reading