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Previously, I showed that @DrDanger1689 plagiarised in online lectures, his PhD dissertation and two published books.
I have now discovered that he plagiarised @johnmacarthur in an on-campus lecture at @MastersSeminary .
See video:
vimeo.com/834000200
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Previously, I showed that @DrDanger1689 plagiarised in online lectures, his PhD dissertation and two published books.
I have now discovered that he plagiarised @johnmacarthur in an on-campus lecture at @MastersSeminary .
See video:
vimeo.com/834000200
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Sammons gave the the lecture in October 2022.
He reads out, word-for word, sections from John MacArthur's article ‘The Love of God and the Non-Elect’:
gty.org/library/Articl…
Text highlighted in yellow is plagiarised from MacArthur's article.
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He reads out, word-for word, sections from John MacArthur's article ‘The Love of God and the Non-Elect’:
gty.org/library/Articl…
Text highlighted in yellow is plagiarised from MacArthur's article.
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Did Peter Sammons (@DrDanger1689) plagiarise @Wikipedia in his course 'Doctrine of God and the Decrees' at @MastersSeminary?
I counted 10 separate instances where he read out, word-for-word, content from Wikipedia without any attribution:
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Did Peter Sammons (@DrDanger1689) plagiarise @Wikipedia in his course 'Doctrine of God and the Decrees' at @MastersSeminary?
I counted 10 separate instances where he read out, word-for-word, content from Wikipedia without any attribution:
drive.proton.me/urls/86YZ45GMD…
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In lecture 4.1 of 'Doctrine of God and the Decrees', Sammons reads Wikipedia's definition of 'Aseity' out loud, word-for-word, without any attribution.
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In lecture 4.3, Sammons reads the *entire* Wikipedia entry on 'Actus Purus' out loud, verbatim, without any citation of sources.
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