@campergirl4547@FreeIrishman7 Communion in the hand can not be a heresy and can not be intrinsically evil because it was documented to occur in the early Church, when there were no Protestants to appease.
@campergirl4547@FreeIrishman7 When you say that communion in the hand was done to appease Protestants, did you make that up? I don't think JPII said that.
@safiyaaaay Fraud happens in academia. And when it is discovered and proven, fraudulent academics are fired, such as Francesca Gino at Harvard. What's newsworthy here is that Cambridge ignored the evidence of Arday's fraud until the press got involved. This looks like a double standard.
@safiyaaaay Ad-hominem fallacy. Cofnas's motivations are irrelevant to the truth value of his claims, which appear to demonstrate the corruption and ideological capture of Cambridge.
@campergirl4547@FreeIrishman7 Per canon 751, heresy is "the obstinate denial or obstinate doubt after the reception of baptism of some truth which is to be believed by divine and Catholic faith." JPII did no such thing. Communion in the hand occurred at least occasionally in the early church.
@bingle_colin@maryam_dh I do not personally know any professor or graduate student who has ever engaged in plagiarism or fraud. I know of people like Francesca Gino who got fired from Harvard for research fraud, and I read Retraction Watch. These people are the exception not the rule.
@bingle_colin@maryam_dh So for anyone saying that "everyone knows that everyone does this": I never met anyone at my program that thought it was okay to lift even a single who sentence from another source without putting it in quotes.
@bingle_colin@maryam_dh Same, in 250+ pages of my Ph.D. thesis I never used more than 4 consecutive words from a source without direct quotes, out of principle, and also out of knowing the consequences of plagiarism. I want nothing to do with anyone or any institution that makes excuses for plagiarism.
@bingle_colin@maryam_dh What Arday is accused of obviously meets the definition of academic misconduct as stated here. If I've misunderstood it, please provide a direct reference and quote to what I have missed.
@kevinjonheller False. Arday's actions aren't really the story here. Had he been fired when the evidence was first discovered, there would be no story now. This is a story about the mostly white affluent liberals and their institutions who looked the other way and covered the evidence up.
@DrJustFutures The rest of your list pales in comparison to what Arday is alleged to have done. Copying a syllabus or making vague claims based on shoddy research is poor workmanship, but does not rise to the standard of academic misconduct or fraud.
@IncredPapist_ "Becoming more committed to the faith requires one to reject the traditions of men the Catholic Church has used to reject Sacred Scripture" - Martin Luther (paraphrased)