In 2016, she was the victim of plagiarism. A very prominent Christian celebrity reportedly copied entire portions of her book.

In 2018, my guest today settled with that celebrity. But there was little justice, and to this day, my guest says she gets bullied online from fans

of this celebrity.

Meanwhile, the celebrity who never apologized or owned what she did continues to enjoy

the spotlight.

Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the

church.

I'm Julie Roy's.

And joining me on this episode is Carrie Scott.

Carrie is a prolific author who's working on her 30th book. But in 2016, she heard a trailer for an

upcoming book by international speaker and evangelist Christine Kane. And to Carrie's shock,

that trailer included portions of Carrie's book Untangled, which was published the year

before. As Carrie will discuss, her discovery led to a process that she likens to David going up

against Goliath. Given that Christine Kane was a sister in Christ, Carrie said she fully expected

that Kane would own her error and make things right. Butary says that didn't happen. This led to a lawsuit

and settlement in 2018, but just last week, someone posted on social media that Cary should be

happy that Cain stole her work. The only bitterness would be because of the monetary loss, the woman

wrote. And if that's the case, then maybe you need to figure out what your priority is.

In a minute, you'll hear how Carrie responded to that woman, and we'll discuss the broader

issues Carrie's story raises. Is plagiarism a big deal? If so, why? And how is it that

Christian celebrities get away with plagiarism, seemingly without any consequences. But first, I'd like to thank the

sponsors of this podcast, Judson University and Mark Orta Barrington. Judson University is a top-ranked

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