Category Archives: Ethics

Plagiarius to Martial – kidnapping words…

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Chuck Coty

In Pastors, Sermons And Plagiarism In The Internet Age, Sarah Pullham Baily wondered how plagiarism was/is affecting modern day pulpits. She wrote, “Recent cases of high-profile pastors who have been accused of lifting others’ material are raising questions about whether pulpit plagiarism … Continue reading →

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Relevant Revisited

Posted on February 22, 2008 by Chuck Coty

Regarding the Tampa Tribune’s Thou Shalt Canoodle article expounded upon in this past blog, and the fact that it received national attention, I think this follow-up is expedient. Most of the responses I received were in agreement with my characterization … Continue reading →

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