Canon Press is not a ministry. It is a privately owned company and, judging by the life & doctrine of its chief author, it has very low standards. Canon Press has determined that Randy Booth committed multiple counts of plagiarism . . . Continue reading
“Randy Booth, the co-author of A Justice Primer, is the man Wilson appointed to investigate the way he and his church handled accusations of sexual abuse within the church. Credibility? None left. Not a shred of it, if ever there . . . Continue reading
He updated his book review of A Justice Primer: Douglas Wilson and Randy Booth, A Justice Primer (Canon Press, 2015). . . [UPDATE: It seems that portions of the book were plagiarized, which, while not changing the nature of the . . . Continue reading
Rachel Miller has discovered that Douglas Wilson & Randy Booth plagiarized significant portions of their book A Justice Primer. Somehow, the word “ironic” doesn’t quite capture this one. Let the wordsmithing begin.
“Here’s a thought (not quite in jest): larger churches ought to bring an elder on staff whose sole job would be to monitor the blogs of the young people in the church.” Continue reading
If Doug Wilson had to recuse himself, then why doesn’t Randy Booth have to recuse himself? After all, they are business partners. Continue reading
“You shall not spread a false report. You shall not join hands with a wicked man to be a malicious witness. You shall not fall in with the many to do evil, nor shall you bear witness in a lawsuit, siding with the many, so as to pervert justice.” — Exodus 23:1–2 Continue reading