
SILVER SPRING, Md. — Scrutiny of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is intensifying by the day as Adventist retired neurosurgeon and US presidential candidate, Dr. Ben Carson has begun to establish himself as the new Republican front-runner.
Adventist leaders, distraught at some of Carson’s polarising comments are desperately trying to distance the church from the candidate. Â Their latest tactic has been to suggest that he presents himself as a Baptist.
“What we’re asking for is no big deal,” said General Conference Director of Reversals, O. Streedg Sand. Â “We really aren’t that different from the Baptists. Â Switch out the day, bring back everlasting hell and start eating ham and you’re basically good to go.”
Dr. Carson could even claim Seventh-day Baptist afilliation if he wanted to, said Sand, “we just need our phones to stop ringing 24/7.”
Sand said that the Seventh-day Adventist Church hadn’t gotten this much unwanted PR “since the whole Waco thing back in ’93. Â And Koresh wasn’t even Adventist. This time the headlines will be way worse.”
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