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Patrick claims outright, or at minimum, implies that he created a chronological order Bible Course for sale. Reference to this material appears at the end of every single one of his reels and response video. However, Blue Letter Bible published chronologically is a near carbon copy. If any of you are curious what his order actually looks like but didn’t want to purchase it, it’s here below. Additionally, BLB offers a free Bible college course for anyone to take. Here’s a link to navigate to both. blueletterbible.org/assets/p…

On the Tertulian section, again we see the same typographical errors and grammatical defects. But notably at no time does he seem to attribute credit to the original source or author. It is simply repurposed as his own. If he were given express permission to do this to advance his business, it isn’t disclosed. Interestingly, Patrick does cite to New Advent to credit where he obtained the verbatim text to the original source. When the original writings of the Church Fathers are removed from his articles, GPT estimated the vast majority of the text is derived from One Fold site. Meanwhile, accuses his opponents adopting a policy that appears strikingly similar.

BIC’s site contains various articles, but much of it does not appear to be original nor do they contain any sources or references to nearly verbatim text that predates his site by over a decade in some cases. Below are comparisons of the texts related to the Church Fathers and the Eucharist that substantially mirrors the material found on One Fold’s site that appears to have existed since 2013. The blue highlighted text indicates insertions or modifications. Red indicates deletions. All text that appears unhighlighted is a verbatim republishing. P19 preserves that same Clement-to-Origen-to-Tertullian argument path while adding more Fathers around it. Combined with shared typo fingerprints like “stramata”, “Pollycarp”, “Dosetist” and “could not been uttered,” the order supports source dependency rather than independent research. onefold.wordpress.com/early-…

Patrick claims his identity as a Bible Scholar who runs a ministry that markets paid Bible courses, study materials, and apologetics content as its own teaching ecosystem. But when you compare the pages side-by-side with older sources, the same wording, structure, order, typos, course descriptions, and reading plans start showing up. This is a long 🧵with plenty of receipts below. But I encourage we all follow his advice this time and research it for ourselves. You can decide for yourself. 🧵