Mr. Wilson assures his readers that the CREC Review Committee intends to deliver the kind of justice that he and Mr. Booth advocated in their phony book. The irony, I am sure, is lost on him.
Taking responsibility in either sense needs to result in something concrete, and in my case it means that I will not be co-authoring any books like this anymore. I will not be putting myself in this position again.
Douglas Wilson
I mentioned that I needed to state a few specifics. One of them is that after I gave my sections to Randy for editing and blending, I did not do anything more. I looked at the manuscript when it came in, but did not read through the whole book, left to right. I do not know that doing so would have changed anything, but it could have. This is an example of practical responsibility.
Douglas Wilson
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
The Committee is determined to follow the record wherever it may lead and will not hesitate to clearly identify any sins, errors of omission, errors of commission, errors of wisdom, malfeasance, corruption or cover‐up that may be discovered in the course of its review.
Randy Booth
WORLD Magazine has apparently updated its story with this sentence: “But the same day that Canon Press pulled the book, Booth resigned from the committee, according to Canon CEO Aaron Rench.” 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
“Doug Wilson’s only fault was that he trusted his friend to be responsible and careful.” — Steve Wilkins “As best I can tell, all the problems are mine and not Doug’s.” — Randy Booth
MoscowID.net hosts an Archive, which holds more than 3 gigabytes of content. We partially opened it yesterday to display one post and we plan to gradually open it more, as we nudge our way toward site objectives. But for now, please take a look. Pastor Douglas Wilson of Christ Church, Moscow, has plagiarized before and coincidentally he blamed his coauthor then, just as he blamed Randy Booth yesterday. Continue reading
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
CANON PRESS STATEMENT: Canon Press has investigated the charges of plagiarism and improper citation in A Justice Primer, and it is abundantly clear that editor and co-author, Randy Booth, plagiarized material in multiple instances from a number of different sources. . . . Continue reading
Signed by Douglas Wilson & Randy Booth. Should be a collector’s item before sundown.