Wes Huff was atop of the world for Protestant Christian apologetics following his appearance on Joe Rogan. But just as metoric as his rise may also be the shot to his credibility that the plagiarism allegations have been in the eyes of many. Already in the crosshairs of Mormons, Papists, and Orthobros, Wes Huff has tacitly conceded to being guilty of the allegations by words and more importantly deed.
Huff had recently locked down his social media including scrubbing his YouTube page on Thursday night. On Friday he would restore 163 videos. The previous count was about 401 by some screenshots.
Huff followed this up with a fresh public statement:
I take the concerns about plagiarism in my written work seriously. Honesty and integrity matter deeply to me, and not correctly crediting others’ work, in any setting, falls short of those standards.
I’m committed to full accountability and am walking closely through this with my pastor, church elder board, and the Apologetics Canada Board of Directors.
Right now, my family’s priority is caring for our young daughter as she recovers at home following her recent hospitalization. I’m very grateful for the support and prayers we’ve received. I will be stepping back from further public comment while the Apologetics Canada Board conducts its thorough review.
This is what Huff should have said from the beginning, but instead delayed and then put out a fake good-boy video which he promptly removed.
