PLAGIARY AND PAEDOPHILA

THE ACADEMY AND THE CHURCH


I went from the Academy into the Church. Then found I had to flee both. Plagiary is everywhere in the Academy, by top professors, beyond that by heads of state. Paedophilia is everwhere in the churches, backed by bishops, even cardinals.

Evil is the tending to non-being. It undoes wisdom, undoes God.

I chose learning and the Gospel. Both are correctives to evil.

Plagiary is done out of envy and laziness. However it is academic protocol not to steal, but to acknowledge and to cite one's sources. These then become not plunder, but gifts, ever given anew. Where credit is given. And truly earned. Plagiary is identity theft. When it is colluded in by heads of state it can result in mass murders of thousands of non-combatants, civilians, women, children. It then robs countless bodies of their life breaths, or mutilates and maims them, deafens them, blinds them.

Paedophilia is a chain of crime, ever woven anew. Victims have two alternatives, to coldly join and destroy the institution that destroyed God, as hypocrites like Moliere's Tartuffe, or to passionately destroy themselves, with substance abuse, with self-mutilating, with suiciding. The latter, often drowning in their own vomit in the gutter, are the more admirable. Paedophilia is soul theft, is soul murder.

The churches' crime is worse than the academies'. This is how I lost my third son. In his case, done in the academy but because of a chain of paedophilia done also in the churches.

Both are cancers against happiness, against humanity, against God. Their breeding place is in hierarchies, a word unknown to the world of the Gospel, indeed invented by a plagiarist, Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite, who pretended he was at the Crucifixion but who lived centuries later. Who stole the idenity of the real Dionysius with Demaris on the Areopagus. Emperors and kings, Popes and bishops, loved Pseudo-Dionysius' work and propagated it in both the Orthodox and the Catholic Churches to bolster their own un-Christ-like love of power. They listened to the devil's temptations that the Gospel has us renounce.

In the face of plagiarists and paedophiles it is dangerous to be powerless, to be a woman, a child. They gaslight.

Where have these crimes occurred? In my experience, or in that of my immediate family, at Oxford, at Cambridge, at Harvard, at Princeton, at Toronto, in the Church of England, in the Church of Rome. Of all these bodies, Archbishop Rowan Williams corrected an untruth, Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI have done public penance, seeking so to heal victims. Only this can undo plagiary and assuage paedophilia. The hierarchy being humble to Truth. This is the Gospel.







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