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Ceremonies of the Founding Church of Scientology by L. Ron Hubbard, 1959
Ceremonies of the Founding Church of Scientology by L. Ron Hubbard, 1971
The Church of Scientology.(Review)(Brief Article): An article from: Journal of Church and State by Derek H. Davis, 2000-09-22
A test of whole track recall (Church of Scientology of California. Publications) by L. Ron Hubbard, 1968
Ron Hubbard and the Church of Scientology " / Ron Khabbard i "Tserkov Sayentologii" by unknown, 2000
The background and ceremonies of the church of scientology of California, world wide. by L. Ron, copyright holder] Hubbard, 1970
Background and Ceremonies of the Church of Scientology of California, World Wide: From the Works of L. Ron Hubbard
Scientology abridged dictionary by L. Ron Hubbard, 1980
Deceived (One Woman's stand against the Church of Scientology.) by Bonnie Woods, 2009-06-12
The problems of work: Scientology applied to the work-a-day world by L. Ron Hubbard, 1967
What Is Scientology: A Guidebook To The World's Fastest Growing Religion. by THE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY., 1993
What is Scientology?: The Comprehensive Reference on the World's Fastest Growing Religion [Leather Bound] by L. Ron Hubbard, Staff of the Church of Scientology, 1992-01-01
Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought by L. Ron Hubbard, 1980
What Is Scientology? Extension Course by Church of Scientology, 1993

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Church Of Scientology Of Los Gatos
Contact information, map, hours.
http://www.scientology-losgatos.org/

Extractions: Church of Scientology of Los Gatos The Church of Scientology of Los Gatos has been making a difference in the South Bay community since it first opened its doors in 1974. Scientology is a practical religion that gives you the knowledge and tools to improve your life. The church maintains a friendly environment where you and your family can avail yourselves of these tools. What can Scientology do for you? Los Gatos is an ideal environment, but we face many less than ideal conditions: inadequate education, family and relationship problems.
Church Of Scientology Of Long Island
Discusses courses, counseling, and services, including commonly raised objections to beliefs.
http://www.scientology-longisland.org/

Extractions: A civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where man is free to rise to greater heights, are the aims of Scientology. As various scandals dominate the news; as our daily newspaper and television bombard us with the latest bad news of loss, failure, death and destruction, you might be thinking: This just gets worse and worse. Can we save the human race from itself? You might then wonder: What can I do about it? What can anyone do about it? Well, you might be relieved to know that SOMETHING CAN FOR MORE INFORMATION on how you can learn to provide effective help in any situation contact us.
Church Of Scientology And Homosexuality
The church of scientology and Homosexuality. The teachings of the church of scientologyare based upon the writings of its founder, L. Ron Hubbard (19111986).
http://www.religioustolerance.org/hom_scie.htm

Extractions: The Church of Scientology and Homosexuality Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. The teachings of the Church of Scientology are based upon the writings of its founder, L. Ron Hubbard (1911-1986). He was a very prolific author, having written over 200 books - largely in science fiction and fantasy. One of his most famous books was published in 1950-MAY, " Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health ." It has never gone out of print since. It has sold over 17 million copies worldwide. Book 2, Chapter 5, Page 120 says, in part: " The sexual pervert (and by this term Dianetics, to be brief, includes any and all forms of deviation in dynamic two such as homosexuality, lesbianism, sexual sadism, etc., and all down the catalog of Ellis and Krafft-Ebing) is actually quite ill physically. " The term " dynamic two " within Dianetics normally refers to the human urge to procreate. Ellis and Krafft-Ebing were two early researchers into human sexuality. One year later, in 1951, Hubbard published " Science of Survival: Prediction of Human Behavior ."
Church Of Scientology Of The Valley
Information on the church in Van Nuys including material on what philosophy and basic services exist for someone new to the subject.
http://www.scientology-valley.org/

Extractions: A civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where man is free to rise to greater heights, are the aims of Scientology. As various scandals dominate the news; as our daily newspaper and television bombard us with the latest bad news of loss, failure, death and destruction, you might be thinking: This just gets worse and worse. Can we save the human race from itself? You might then wonder: What can I do about it? What can anyone do about it? Well, you might be relieved to know that SOMETHING CAN FOR MORE INFORMATION on how you can learn to provide effective help in any situation contact us.
Scientology Media Information - Church Of Scientology International
WELCOME TO THE MEDIA INFORMATION WEBSITE OF THE church of scientology INTERNATIONAL.A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT church of scientology International Rev.
http://www.scientologytoday.org/

Extractions: Rev. Heber C. Jentzsch Scientology is in the news. Stories about the Church and its members appear in newspapers, magazines and on radio and television around the world, today more than ever. It is important, then, for media to have the most up-to-date and accurate information available on the Scientology religion. To make this readily available, this website is provided as a source for information about the Church and the religion. Scientology is the only major new religion to emerge in the 20th century. Since its founding in 1954, it has grown to span the globe. Today there are more than 3,000
Church Of Scientology New Zealand
Includes common questions asked on the church, along with links to an online bookstore.
http://www.scientology-auckland.org/

Extractions: A civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where man is free to rise to greater heights, are the aims of Scientology. As various scandals dominate the news; as our daily newspaper and television bombard us with the latest bad news of loss, failure, death and destruction, you might be thinking: This just gets worse and worse. Can we save the human race from itself? You might then wonder: What can I do about it? What can anyone do about it? Well, you might be relieved to know that SOMETHING CAN FOR MORE INFORMATION on how you can learn to provide effective help in any situation contact us.
The Creed Of The Church Of Scientology
THE RELIGION OF SCIENTOLOGY CREED OF THE church of scientology Weof the Church believe That all men of whatever race, color, or
http://www.scientologytoday.org/corp/creed.htm

Extractions: W e of the Church believe: T hat all men of whatever race, color, or creed were created with equal rights; T hat all men have inalienable rights to their own religious practices and their performance; T hat all men have inalienable rights to their own lives; T hat all men have inalienable rights to their sanity; T hat all men have inalienable rights to their own defense; T hat all men have inalienable rights to conceive, choose, assist or support their own organizations, churches and governments; T hat all men have inalienable rights to think freely, to talk freely, to write freely their own opinions and to counter or utter or write upon the opinions of others; T hat all men have inalienable rights to the creation of their own kind;
Scientology By Jack Nation, Pastor
A brief summary of information on the church of scientology.
http://www.cedarnet.org/jnation/book/bk19-16.html

Extractions: SCIENTOLOGY by Jack Nation, ThM, Pastor (ret.) BEGAN : In 1954. Scientology is a religious movement based on the teachings of the American writer and visionary L. Ron Hubbard. Hubbard won prominence with his book "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health" (1950), in which he outlined a form of therapy for curing emotional and psychosomatic illnesses and enhancing life. WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP CHURCH GOVERNMENT : A tight knit circle of committed adherents, with numerous "auditors" and "counselors" to assure understanding and practice of Scientology's secrets of the "Thetan" and "Dianetics." MAJOR DOCTRINAL EMPHASIS : Subjects were trained by therapists called "auditors", to increase the power of the conscious mind and subdue the influence of "engrams", which are painful impressions of past experiences that confuse the "reactive", or unconscious, mind. Hubbard's work took on a religious dimension with the publication of Science of Survival (1951), which explained the religious philosophy of Scientology. Scientology teaches that human beings are immortal spirits called Thetans, which is derived from the Greek word theta, meaning life. It also practices a ritual known as auditing. A device called an "E-meter" is used to guide individuals during auditing and help them to locate precise areas of spiritual difficulty.
Church Of Scientology (L. Ron Hubbard) OTiii
About Scientology from a Christian perspective. Argues that Scientology and Christianity are mutually exclusive, despite what the church of scientology may say on the topic.
http://bible.ca/scientology.htm

Extractions: After 23 years: ex OT-7 Michael Pattinson Speaks out! MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY Scientology will cost you $380,000 to be a member! While all other world religions offer "salvation" to everyone without paying a cent, Scientology is only attained with LARGE amounts of money. " If you aint got money... you cant get their religion
Marburg Journal Of Religion ( 2001) Leisa GOODMAN
A Letter from the church of scientology. Leisa Goodman Human Rights Directorchurch of scientology International. Email humanrightsdir@scientology.net.
http://www.uni-marburg.de/religionswissenschaft/journal/mjr/goodman.html

Extractions: Church of Scientology International Email: humanrightsdir@scientology.net A person who wears the label of "professor" assumes certain responsibilities. Foremost is that his work will be thorough, fair and honest, and free from preconceptions offered as conclusions. One can hardly imagine a scholar writing about Judaism, but not speaking to any Jews. Or doing a dissertation on the Lutherans, but never attending one of their services. What would you think of someone who claimed a close knowledge of Catholicism based on his conversations w ith excommunicates? And if he insisted that his lack of first-hand information was an asset, not a liability, and yet he had only negative things to say, you would probably label him biased, at least. Certainly, you would doubt his being the disintereste d seeker after truth that is traditionally the mark of the scholar.
The Church Of Scientology Vs. The Net
The church of scientology is a religious cult which has unwisely decidedto declare war against the Usenet and Internet communities.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/cos/rnewman/home.html

Extractions: The Church of Scientology is a religious cult which has unwisely decided to declare war against the Usenet and Internet communities. Since December of 1994, this Church and its followers have committed numerous acts that are hostile to the spirit of free speech on the Net. This web page is intended to document these activities. NOTICE TO READERS My apologies for the length of time this page has been unavailable to the Net , and even more apologies for the fact that I've not substantially updated it since October 15, 1996. I'm no longer able to keep up with events on a day-to-day basis, so this site is probably going to have to remain a "historical" document rather than a source of up-to-date news. For a more conscientiously updated site, I recommend Andreas Heldal-Lund's Operation Clambake page, which contains both later news and pointers to many of Scientology's Secret Scriptures. Many of you may be wondering why I'm no longer at Cybercom.net. The reason is that on May 15, 1997, Cybercom deleted my account, all my web pages, and all of my private files, without any notice whatsoever. I had to file a lawsuit to get my files back and my mail and web pages forwarded. For more information, visit this page:
Tampabay: Scientology Critic Won't Face Retrial
Trial of a critic of Scientology on a misdemeanor charge ends in a hung jury due to worries that he was set up by the church of scientology. The prosecutors then dropped the charges. St. Petersburg Times
http://www.sptimes.com/News/052601/TampaBay/Scientology_critic_wo.shtml

Extractions: Times Jobs Contact us ... Back By DEBORAH O'NEIL CLEARWATER When the two-day misdemeanor trial of Scientology critic Jesse Prince ended Thursday, jurors had little doubt he had possessed marijuana as the state charged. What bothered some of them, according to two jurors, was the possibility that Prince had been set up by the Church of Scientology. They heard testimony about how Prince, once a high-ranking church member, was watched, videotaped and trailed for months by private investigators hired by Scientology lawyers. Private investigator Barry Gaston said he was hired because he is black, like Prince, and befriended Prince using a false name. Gaston said he was paid $14,000 for his work.
The Church Of Scientology Vs. Anon.penet.fi
The church of scientology vs. anon.penet.fi. Return to The church of scientologyvs. the Net main page. Ron Newman, rnewman@thecia.net .
http://www.xs4all.nl/~kspaink/cos/rnewman/anon/penet.html

Extractions: Last revised on September 30, 1996; a few links updated on March 23, 1997. Skip forward for latest news as of September 30, 1996. The Church of Scientology has made two separate legal attacks on the confidentiality of user names on the popular Finnish anonymous remailer anon.penet.fi once in 1995, and again in 1996. In early February, 1995, lawyers for the Church of Scientology somehow used Interpol and the Finnish police to demand the True Name of a user of anon.penet.fi , an anonymous remailer in Finland. Julf Helsingius, the administrator of anon.penet.fi , announced this in a Usenet message to many newsgroups on February 18, 1995. He followed this with a press release on February 21. The Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat covered the story on February 18; this was soon followed by the Associated Press Time magazine , and a "Postcard from Cyberspace" column from Dan Akst in the February 22 Los Angeles Times The user whose name the Church sought from anon.penet.fi
Cyber-Rights: The Church Of Scientology Vs. The Net
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility site outlines major events and trends in Scientology's war against fair use and freedom of speech online.
http://www.cpsr.org/cpsr/nii/cyber-rights/web/current-scientology.html

Extractions: Following unauthorized postings of its internal documents, the Church of Scientology decided to take strong measures to prevent dissemination of embarrassing material. These include telling the police to shut down sites, and threatening litigation of system administrators who allowed newsgroups to carry the postings. According to Salon magazine , the Church of Scientology is exploiting the to harrass critics, either by forcing hosts to temporarily remove Church material or to find the identities of anonymous posters. Operation Clambake Ron Newman , the EFF , and FACTNet offer information on this campaign. Of course, the Scientologists have their own side to the story The Church has settled its case with FACTNet with an agreement Back to Cyber Rights home page. Last updated: October 27, 1999 Suggestions to: cyber-rights-owner@cpsr.org
Scientology/Drug Information/Church Of Scientology
Scientology Publication church of scientology International presents effectivedrug solutions. 2001-2004 church of scientology International.
http://www.drugsalvage.org/

Extractions: Recognizing that we are all involved in the war on drugs, and that it can really only be won on a one on one basis, the Church of Scientology International has created this web site, featuring an on-line copy of the booklet Freeing Society from Drugs . This free Scientology booklet provides vital information on the underlying causes of the drug problem and effective programs to help prevent and check the spread of this epidemic. Published by the Church of Scientology International The Church of Scientology International and Scientology churches in countries around the world publish and distribute booklets that lay out the real effects of commonly used drugs. Popular with educators, parents and kids, these booklets speak to youth, presenting the real facts about heroin, cocaine, marijuana and ecstasy to answer their questions and help them make their own decisions about what they are going to do with their lives. To get copies of these booklets, contact the public affairs directors of churches of Scientology or e-mail us at info@thinkclearly.org
The Daily Rotten
The search engine Google is censoring the Internet's leading critic of the church of scientology, Operation Clambake. Daily Rotten
http://www.dailyrotten.com/articles/archive/290725.html

Extractions: Daily Rotten Archive Rotten Mugshots Today in Rotten History ... Amateur Porn More news available here: Daily Rotten March 20, 2002 Google censors Scientology critics A ROTTEN.COM EXCLUSIVE The search engine Google is censoring the Internet's leading critic of the Church of Scientology, Operation Clambake . The site has been completely removed from the search engine and from the Google Directory, which uses data from the Open Directory Project, DMOZ A spokesman for Google was unable to tell Daily Rotten why or how the site had been removed, explaining that many staffers were away at an offsite meeting. The spokesman did not return our phone calls today. Controversy first arose in February when a widely linked article reported on the Church of Scientology's supremacy over the search term Scientology . The author documents the manipulation of pro-Scientology website placement in Google. He suggests that using a network of cross-linked Scientology related websites with listings in the DMOZ directory, their collective Google "PageRank" was artificially inflated. Thus any websites critical of Scientology did not appear on the first page of search results for the term "Scientology". It was also suspected that a volunteer DMOZ editor and Scientologist, charged with maintaining the Scientology category may have been responsible for adding a great number of the shill sites, in an apparent violation of DMOZ policy.
The Church Of Scientology; Questions And Answer Regarding The Internet, Part 1
The church of scientology. The church of scientology has the same motive for copyrightingits own religious works to safeguard the integrity of its scriptures.
http://www.euronet.nl/~kmj/Ntfaq1uk.html

Extractions: The Church of Scientology Questions Why does the Church keep certain of its scriptures confidential? How did these materials come into the hands of opponents of the Church? How can the materials covering the most advanced levels of spiritual counseling legally be trade secrets? Is the Church of Scientology concerned that it would suffer economic harm if other groups or individuals started offering its confidential scriptures to the public? ... What is the Task Force for Responsibility and Freedom on the Internet? Answers (part 1) While Scientologists respect the religious beliefs of others, the Scientology religion includes the core belief and practice that the spiritual destiny indeed, the very salvation of every man, woman, and child in the universe depends upon the precise application of Scientology religious technology exactly as set forth in Scientology scripture by L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the religion. The advanced scriptures of the Church have been confidential scriptures from the moment the information they contain was discovered and recorded in writing by Mr. Hubbard (see "Why does the Church keep certain of its scriptures confidential?"). Mr. Hubbard created these works for religious use by a few advanced Scientology churches and their parishioners, only when those parishioners had attained a specific level of spiritual progress. It is also far from unprecedented for religious organizations to go to court to defend the purity of their message and materials. Among religions which have done so are the Methodist Church, the Church of Christ, Scientist and the Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
Scientology, What Is It? - A Reference From The Church Of Scientology
What is Scientology? Presented by The church of scientology International Basedon the works of L. Ron Hubbard. church of scientology International.
http://www.whatisscientology.org/

Extractions: L. Ron Hubbard That public interest in Scientology is mounting rapidly is undeniable. This volume was first compiled in 1992 to fill the demand for a concise reference on Scientology. In the seven years since then, the explosive growth of Scientology churches, missions and groups around the world has necessitated the publication of this updated and expanded edition. While continued expansion will inevitably change the numbers once again, much will remain constant, including, of course, the technology of Scientology and its effect upon all it touches. To provide an understanding of this phenomenon, contained herein is a complete description of Scientology: its religious philosophy, its practices, its organization, its activities and its growing influence on society.
Church Of Scientology Of Los Angeles, California
Displays the beliefs and philosophies of the group, meeting schedule and upcoming events calendar. Information on community activities.
http://www.scientology-losangeles.org/

Extractions: For nearly 50 years, churches of Scientology and their members have involved themselves in actively solving the problems of society. Today, we can look back proudly at the past five decades. The Scientology religion now encompasses more than 3,200 churches, missions and groups in 154 countries, helping millions around the world. When it opened its doors on February 18, 1954, the Church of Scientology in Los Angeles began as a thinly-staffed group who, nevertheless, wanted to deliver life-changing technology to others and help him achieve the goal of a new civilization. As word about the miracle results of technology spread, and as his organizational policy was issued and implemented, the Los Angeles church grew. It moved to larger and larger facilities to accommodate its growing congregation.
Church Of Scientology International Human Rights Office - France 2003
articles. Web site sponsored by church of scientology International. PressOffice for the church of scientology International. © 1999
http://www.humanrights-france.org/

Extractions: Jan. 15, 2003 European Parliament Joins Council of Europe to Criticize French Religion Law Nov. 18, 2002 France Criticized in Council of Europe July 23, 2002 French government documents reveal fraudulent use of funds for pleasure jaunts Church of Scientology calls for investigation into French anti-religion office June 18, 2002 Church of Scientology International Calls for Dissolution of French Anti-Religion Office and Investigation of its Departed Chief May 28, 2002 Statement from Church of Scientology International Regarding the Religious Freedom Report of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom May 17, 2002 Case was Heresy Trial and Ruling Will Lead to Courts Clogged with Frivolous Cases On November 18, 2002, the Council of Europe asked France to reconsider the June 2001 About-Picard law, which sets minimal conditions for dissolving entire religious organizations. International human rights organizations and foreign government have condemned the legislation as dangerous and totalitarian. It has been adopted as a model by a number of Eastern European governments to advance religion laws blatantly in violation of international human rights standards. The Council of Europe and European Parliament findings can be accessed via the websites of the European Parliament (

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