All Saints Catholic School

Bangor. Serving K-8th grades.

Berwick Academy

Independent coeducational country day school, grades K-12, serving the seacoast area of southern Maine and New Hampshire.

Berwick Academy

Independent coeducational country day school, grades K-12, serving the seacoast area of southern Maine and New Hampshire. [South Berwick]

Bridgton Academy

Private school conducts a program for young men in a unique, one-year postgraduate environment to prepare for the competitive rigors of college and beyond.

Bridgton Academy

Private school conducts a program for young men in a unique, one-year postgraduate environment to prepare for the competitive rigors of college and beyond. [North Bridgton]

Carrabassett Valley Academy

Carrabassett Valley, Maine.

Cheverus High School

A private catholic college preparatory high school sponsored by the Society of Jesus. Provides information about the school, alumni, news, athletics, academics, homework and events.

Cheverus High School

Portland, Maine. The Jesuit College Preparatory School of Maine.

Chop Point

Co-ed summer camp, with three-week sessions, for teenagers from all over the world. Also a K-12 private school with day and boarding students.

Chop Point Co-ed School

A k-12 private school with day and boarding students located in Woolwich.

In article <104.25.11.05.013629000@srcbs.org>, basicallyblues says...
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>Matthew wrote:
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>>Yes, you did. And you even admitted it when you said you quoted
>without
>>attribution. That IS plagiarism.
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>Merely an oversight.

I don't believe that. Neither should anyone else. You are making excuses.

> But you prefer to assume the worst.

No, I don't _prefer_ it, but with so many of yours subsequent posts, I see
behavior out of you that _confirms_ the assumption.

> A real
>personality defect of yours.

A common false accusation.

> I wouldn't care if not a single word you
>posted was original I prefer to stick to the issues

But you don't do this either. Instead, you post reams of red herrings to avoid
facing your refutation. Both Bart and Steve have also pointed this out to you.
Remember what the Law says about the sufficiency of two or more witnesses!

> rather thsn this
>pettiness.

The 'pettiness' is yours. It manifests itself in your _continuing_ to make lamer
and lamer excuses for the inexcusable.

>Anyway, I did not deliberately plagiarize.

Here's one of the lamer excuses.

> Afterall how can I
>plagiarize with a "screen name"??

But wait! This one is even lamer! Whether or not you use a screen name has
NOTHING to do with whether or not you plagiarize.

> Ridiculous.

You are right. Excusing yourself by using a screen name is quite ridiculous.

> "basicallyblues" isn't my
>name. Whatever, this is just a silly distraction.

No, it is not. A bad tree cannot produce good fruit, a man who lightly
plagiarizes and then makes lame excuses CANNOT teach sound doctrine. Teaching
sound doctrine requires a sound way of life, or else even when your words are
true, they will be spoken at the wrong place and time, or their truth will be
buried under your actions.

Remember! Actions speak louder than words! If I _say_ "do such-and-such", but am
obviously plagiarizing, I would expect nobody to believe me, no matter how sound
my logic and no matter how smooth my words.



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Gary McNees wrote:
> To show that Calvinism is false to the core, consider the Scriptural
> example of Cornelius as described in the Book of Acts of the
Apostles.
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