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Adventist Attempts to Infiltrate Jesuit School


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This is just rich:

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Dr. Thayne McCulloh is the new president at Gonzaga University, and he has a message for faculty and students at the Jesuit institution: “Watch out for Brian Mallow-Shanks.” Mallow- Shanks, from the New Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church in Chesterton Connecticut, was caught this week in an elaborate scheme to “infiltrate” Gonzaga.

A spokesperson for the university said that Mallow-Shanks had been planning for three years to seek a professorship in Gonzaga’s Culinary Arts program. There, according to a police report, Mallow-Shanks hoped to slowly begin to “convert students to vegetarianism and the principles laid forth in the ‘Spirit of Prophecy.’”

The would-be professor was arrested Friday for falsifying documents in his attempt to gain employment.

Had Mallow-Shanks been successful, it would have been the first time a Seventh-day Adventist successfully infiltrated a Jesuit university (if one does not count the late Samuele Bacchiocchi’s attendance at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome).

Mallow-Shanks has a master’s degree in dietetics from Loma Linda University and at one time had his own cooking show on the Hope Channel called “Broiling With Brian.”

http://sdacaricatures.blogspot.com/2010/07/grapevine-news-from-around-adventism.html

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Now that's a twist on things.

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Ain't that the truth

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There have been others who have attended Jesuit Universities and made no attempt to hide their Adventist ties. I wish I could remember the name of the Pastor I met when I worked in Chile. I think that he was from Argentina. An interesting story he told was that one day as they were discussing something in a class, someone referred to him as "Father' and he said to the room full of priests, "I'm the only one who can legitimately be addressed as "Father'... A voice from the back of the room came softly, "That's what YOU think!".... nuff sed

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