[daniel1212]

Listen detective, this isn’t a college thesis. I present many Catholic teachings in my posts. I make no pretense that they are my own, specifically to avoid error in my presentations.

Plagiarist, you did not simply present Catholic teachings, or a reiteration or snippet, but pasted over 400 words directly from another source (http://www.ewtn.com/library/CHRIST/CEPOPE.TXT) without any attribution, or otherwise presented any indication that they were your own.

This is not a matter of copyright violation and those of RF rules, as the CE is in public domain as far as i know, but it is clearly plagiarism.

But which is actually advised by at least one RC apologist.

[JPX2011]

Plagiarist

Is that so? I don't see an attempt to take credit for another's work, which is one of the required elements for plagiarism.

Perhaps you owe Larry an apology