Richard Land, recently in the news for comments he made about the Trayvon Martin killing, has responded now to charges that he plagiarized those comments by failing to attribute them on air to a Washington Times columnist. In a statement to Baptist Press April 16, Land, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, expressed regret for the way he handled remarks on his March 31 radio broadcast.
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