Sorry, but he’s your witness. He was paid by your people.
He had a conflict of interest and his opinion conflicted with earlier research.
So I don’t buy it as a legitimate opinion at all.
——>So I don’t buy it as a legitimate opinion at all.
I’ll take the opinion of a specialist in patent, trademark, and copyright law over you, any day. He was initially biased AGAINST EGW right from the start. And Ramik being Catholic? Your assertion is laughable.
Opinion:
Ramik was given all the allegations of plagiarism from the first raised in 1889 to 1981.
“Based upon our review of the facts and legal precedents, we conclude that Ellen G. White was not a plagiarist and her works did not constitute copyright infringement/piracy.” (Adventist Review, Sept. 17, 1981)
“Considering all factors necessary in reaching a just conclusion on this issue, it is submitted that the writings of Ellen G. White were conclusively unplagiaristic.” (Ibid)