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[[The Family International]] has published a significant amount of plagiarized artwork, often while claiming that Jesus or a "[[spirit helper]]" inspired their artists with exactly what to draw. | [[The Family International]] has published a significant amount of plagiarized artwork, often while claiming that Jesus or a "[[spirit helper]]" inspired their artists with exactly what to draw. | ||
| − | Shortly after a Flash presentation exposing some of the plagiarism | + | Shortly after a Flash presentation (see below) exposing some of the plagiarism (primarily by artist [[Jan McRae|Jan "Tamar" McRae]]) was posted on the Web, [[Karen Zerby]] addressed the issue to members of The Family International who had watched it and written with questions about it in a [[Good News magazine]] entitled "''[[Which Comes First: The Revelation or the Artwork?]]''". |
| + | *[https://media.xfamily.org/docs/flash/family_art.swf Plagiarized Family Art] <small>(1.32 MB)</small> — Flash presentation shown below, addressing plagiarism found in The Family's internal publications. | ||
| + | *Spanish version of Flash presentation: [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/flash/family_art-spanish-part1.swf Part 1], [https://media.xfamily.org/docs/flash/family_art-spanish-part2.swf Part 2] | ||
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| + | ==Flash presentation== | ||
<gflash>640 480 https://media.xfamily.org/docs/flash/family_art.swf</gflash> | <gflash>640 480 https://media.xfamily.org/docs/flash/family_art.swf</gflash> | ||
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[[Category:Family Art]] | [[Category:Family Art]] | ||
[[Category:Plagiarism]] | [[Category:Plagiarism]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:52, 1 September 2008
The Family International has published a significant amount of plagiarized artwork, often while claiming that Jesus or a "spirit helper" inspired their artists with exactly what to draw.
Shortly after a Flash presentation (see below) exposing some of the plagiarism (primarily by artist Jan "Tamar" McRae) was posted on the Web, Karen Zerby addressed the issue to members of The Family International who had watched it and written with questions about it in a Good News magazine entitled "Which Comes First: The Revelation or the Artwork?".
- Plagiarized Family Art (1.32 MB) — Flash presentation shown below, addressing plagiarism found in The Family's internal publications.
- Spanish version of Flash presentation: Part 1, Part 2
Flash presentation
