“Finally, there is undoubtedly a significant amount of plagiarism that is conscious and deliberate, the result of rational, if perverse, cost-benefit calculation.” — Stuart P. Green Continue reading
“In Titus 1, and 1 Timothy 3, God’s requirements for leadership are strict — and clear. According to those requirements, John Wesley was not qualified to be a leader of God’s people; he was not ‘blameless’ in the text’s sense. He stole the words of another and did not acknowledge that he had done so.” — Douglas Wilson Continue reading
You don’t have to cite anyone when you write ‘on the one hand’ or ‘on the other.’ And as my son once observed (please note the citation), no one knows who was the first person to say ‘see you later, alligator.’ But perhaps I should take that back. Maybe somebody does know. Maybe I am just the one who does not know. It sounds like it might have come from one of those Tin Pan Alley songs in the twenties.
Douglas Wilson
People who defend the indefensible should not be surprised when they look like idiots. Continue reading
Omnibus is to education what Monty Python and the Holy Grail is to King Arthur — a hilarious parody. Continue reading
Pro tip: A misSPELLED citation is a citation problem. A missING citation is plagiarism. @douglaswils @veritaspress #wordsmithy
— grendel (@DreadGrendel) May 7, 2016
In which Randy Booth twists & grinds on his sword — again — and the fine folks who run Canon Press simply grind. Continue reading
A comparison. Continue reading
They pretend that they have no control over their distribution, as though the books magically appear at Amazon under their name without their knowledge or consent. Continue reading
WORLD Magazine has blurbed A Justice Primer, the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches, the chair of the Review Committee, and the chief spokesman for the CREC. Best line of the article: “Wilson did not admit any wrongdoing in his statement.” Continue reading