21. Examining The Church Of Scientology - Research Resources, News, And News Archive Research resources on religious cults, sects, and alternative religions Churchof Scientology. The church of scientology. This page Table of Contents. http://www.apologeticsindex.org/s04.html

Church of Scientology Research resources, News, and News Archive An Apologetics Index research resource The Church of Scientology This page: Table of Contents Note: This page/site is not affiliated with any Scientology entity. Back to A-Z Index About The Color Key About this page The Church of Scientology is a commercial enterprise that masquerades as a religion, and that increasingly acts like a hate group . Scientology has a long history of hate and harassment activities, which - along with lying and deception - are condoned and encouraged in the cult's own ''scriptures.'' (See, for example, its '' dead agenting '' and '' fair game '' policies). This is why Apologetics Index classifies the organization as a hate group ...more... Table of Contents Introduction Articles Books (Online and in print) Scientology's Censorship and Spamming Projects Religious Freedom vs. Government Responsibility Glossaries Scientology's Harassment Practices ... Front Groups About this page: Church of Scientology - Research resources, News, and News Archive Note: This page/site is not affiliated with any Scientology entity.

22. Scientology, Church Of. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 An overview of the history and practices of the church of scientology. http://www.bartleby.com/65/sc/Scientol.html

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23. Scientology: The Thriving Cult Of Greed And Power Back to church of scientology International v. Fishman and Geertz Backto church of scientology International v. Fishman and Geertz. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Fishman/time-behar.html

Back to: Church of Scientology International v. Fishman and Geertz Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power. This famous article critical of Scientology has been the target of an organized book-burning campaign by Scientologists as detailed in the Scarff deposition. The piece was awarded the Gerald Loeb Award for distinguished business and financial journalism, the Worth Bingham Prize and the Conscience in Media Awards from the American Society of Journalists and Authors. By republishing it into the digital domain of the Usenet we hope to confer a kind of immortality on it that Scientology never does on either the perpetrators or victims of its crimes. Even as the cult of Scientology tries to destroy the truth, the truth shall be loosed over the planet forever. Time Magazine May 6, 1991 page 50. Special Report (cover story) The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power Ruined lives. Lost fortunes. Federal crimes. Scientology poses as a religion but really is a ruthless global scam and aiming for the mainstream by Richard Behar By all appearances, Noah Lottick of Kingston, Pa., had been a normal, happy 24-year-old who was looking for his place in the sun. On the day last June when his parents drove to New York City to obtain his body, they were nearly catatonic with grief.

24. Church Of Scientology - Dianetics Answers And Authentic Information Offers answers to questions about this religion. http://www.authenticscientology.org/

Search this site: Answers to Questions About Scientology Scientology is in the news. Stories about the Church of Scientology and its members appear in newspapers, magazines and on radio and television around the world, today more than ever. Because the Church is so active and so prominent, and because Scientology is a large and growing international religion, Scientology continues to be a subject of public and media interest. It is important, then, for people to have the most up-to-date and accurate information available on the Scientology 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 more than 3,000 churches, missions, related organizations and groups minister the religion to millions of parishioners in more than 133 countries. The following information is provided to answer questions about the religion and its members. Church of Scientology International Church of Scientology in UK Dianetics History Scientology Training ... Scientology services.

25. Church Of Scientology Of Kitchener Welcome to the church of scientology of Kitchener, the center for Scientology in Southwestern Ontario. We are very proud to be here, helping our community and the individuals in it to flourish and http://www.scientology-kitchener.org/

L. Ron Hubbard Commonly Asked Questions Introductory Services - Free Dianetics ... The Bookstore for Dianetics books Other Scientology Churches in Canada or Other Countries 159-161 King Street West, 2nd Floor Kitchener, Ontario Canada N2G 1A8 Tel: 1-519-571-9253 E-mail: cofskitche@thunderstar.net Web Site: www.scientology-kitchener.org Our Hours are: Monday - Friday 8:30am to 9:30pm Saturday - Sunday 9:00am to 9:30pm Welcome to the Church of Scientology of Kitchener, the center for the Scientology religion in Southwestern Ontario. Scientology Aims: 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

26. Church Of Scientology International - Scientology Media Relations Director church of scientology International’s Leisa Goodman, answers the question Whatis Scientology? church of scientology International. Leisa Goodman s Home Page. http://www.theta.com/goodman/

Church of Scientology International Leisa Goodman's Home Page W elcome to Leisa Goodman's home page. F irst, a little about myself. Born and raised in New Zealand, I now live in Los Angeles, where I work as the Media Relations Director for the Church of Scientology International, the mother church of the Scientology religion. In the last sixteen years, I have worked in public relations for the Church, first in New Zealand, then internationally. Although I am based in Los Angeles , I travel widely, both within and outside the United States. Recently, I have found from talking to people and reading what appears on the Internet that a strong desire exists on the Net for information about Scientology. That is why I have erected this home page. What is Scientology? Briefly, it is a religion founded by author, philosopher and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard. But until you check it out for yourself, you won't really know. The easiest way to do this is online at the official Scientology Internet Site Further information is available at Churches of Scientology which exist in most major cities in the United States and in many cities and towns in Europe, Africa, Great Britain, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Is there a Church of Scientology in your city? Find out by visiting the Global Locator of Scientology Organizations The Church of Scientology International Presents Churches from Around the World: Church of Scientology of Los Angeles The Founding Church of Scientology in Washington D.C.

27. Scientology/Dianetics/L. Ron Hubbard/Church Of Scientology church of scientology International, links on Scientology, Dianetics, L. Ron Hubbard and much more. A View of Scientology, All experts Scientology Q A, Article on Scientology http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://related.scientology.org/&y=02C079385

28. A Guide To Safe Sysop-ing: The Church Of Scientology, Sysops & On-Line Service P Detailed 1996 article examines the different legal standards for liability of BBS operators, depending on whether the complaint was defamation or copyright. http://www.ascusc.org/jcmc/vol2/issue2/weaver.html

Back to Vol. 2, No. 2 Table of Contents Amy E. Weaver Luce Scholar, Special Assistant to Margaret Ng, Hong Kong Legislative Council Full Screen Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Religious Technology Center v. Netcom Cyberlaw: The Current State of Sysop Liability ... About the Author Abstract Introduction . After one or two of these cases trickled through the justice system, the floodgates opened and in the last year cases against sysops or on- line service providers seem to be filed at the rate of one indictment or complaint every two or three months One of the latest sysops to join this not-so-exclusive group of defendants is Tom Klemesrud in a case brought by the powerful and controversial Church of Scientology . This article examines the Scientology case, the court's most recent opinion, and the possible standards of liability for sysops and Internet access providers. Religious Technology Center v. Netcom In 1968, Dennis Erlich became a member of the Church of Scientology - a forty-year old religion founded by science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard . Scientologists, who claim Tom Cruise, John Travolta and Anne Archer among their members, follow a course of religious study called "auditing." The course begins with analysis by an "electro-psychometer," which purports to measure mental state. The goal of the program is to eliminate negative images ("engrams") and attain a state of "clear."

29. Church Of Scientology In The United Kingdom Students from many countries come here to study the advanced The Churchof Scientology International presents Effective Drug Solutions http://www.scientology.org.uk/

Anne Archer at the opening of the Scientology Grand Exhibition Scientology All Scientologists are drug-free, and spearhead effective actions in countries around the world to get others off drugs. Scientologists have helped millions of underprivileged children to dramatically improve their reading level, vocabulary and comprehension, and the record of the fight for human rights by the Church of Scientology is unparalleled. Scientology: The Route to Total Freedom The word SCIENTOLOGY means literally "knowing how to know". SCIENTOLOGY contains knowledge and practical technology for improving life. And life is more than just the cells and tissues of the body. Man is a spiritual being and Scientology is the ... Churches of Scientology in the United Kingdom GLOBAL LOCATOR FOR SCIENTOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM The Saint Hill College for Scientologists, Scientology headquarter for the UK, is situated on fifty-five acres of rolling countryside in Sussex, England. Students from many countries come here to study the advanced... The Church of Scientology International presents Effective Drug Solutions: Freeing Society from Drugs www.drugsalvage.org

30. Reviews For The Church Of Scientology politics, and their publications. He includes twenty photographs anda bibliograpy. The church of scientology. Comparative Religion . http://www.signaturebooks.com/reviews/scientology.htm

The Church of Scientology Studies in Contemporary Religion Publishers Weekly The Scandal of Scientology (1971) balanced by glowing testimonials written by and for Scientologists. Impartial treatments by outsiders have been rare, making this slim but informative volume all the more welcome. Melton (director of the Institute for the Study of American Religion in Santa Barbara, Calif., and author of the Encyclopedia of American Religions ), begins his study with a history of Lafayette Ron Hubbard, a successful Hollywood screenwriter in the 1930s who also churned out voluminous pulp fiction under various pen names. In 1950 Hubbard published his seminal work Dianetics Journal of Church and State , Derek H. Davis This short book is the first in a series of general introductions to new religions offered by the Center for Studies on New Religions. Future titles will examine Baha'i, Sokka Gakkai, Unificationism, the Family, and other religions new on the landscape. Gordon Melton needs no introduction. He is among the foremost experts on new and nonconventional religions. Few scholars understand Scientology better than Melton, and his expertise is evident in this crisp, cogent study of one of the world's fastest growing religions. Scientology emerged in the early 1950s as a movement that found its inspiration in the voluminous writings of L. Ron Hubbard (1911-1986). Hubbard's seminal work

31. Church Of Scientology (L. Ron Hubbard) OTiii The church of scientology If you ain’t got money you can’t get theirreligion From broke science fiction writer to founder of Scientology! http://www.bible.ca/scientology.htm

L. Ron Hubbard, founder The Church Of Scientology "If you ain’t got money... you can’t get their religion" From broke science fiction writer to founder of Scientology! Scientology Legal Harassment Tactics: Judges legal condemnation of Scientology Hubbard's Educational credentials exposed! Harassment letter from a Scientology "Reverend" 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 ain’t got money... you can’t get their religion Once rich, but still famous Scientology members! "make a million dollars: start a religion" Hubbard Theology of Scientology: Christianity and Scientology comparison chart Hear Hubbard say: "there was no Christ" Scientology and the Occult Did Hubbard think he was the Devil Scientology's Gnostic roots Dictionary of weird Scientology terms! ... What Christians Need to Know about Scientology Just search the net, not hard to find! Is Scientology a Religion?

32. Bella Y Oscura--Church Of Scientology Choir The church of scientology Choir, based locally. Gives music, band, choir, lyrics, photos, and contact information. http://www.bellayoscura.com/choir.html

Search our site The Church of Scientology Choir was founded in 1974 by Marcia Powell, the current director. Over the years they have performed at various events in such places as the Anaheim Convention Center, Palladium, Universal Amphitheatre, Century Plaza Hotel and Biltmore Hotel. For many years they performed in costume at the Renaissance Fair. In 1993 they performed Bethoveen's 9th Symphony with the Korean Philarmonic and sang with the Pasadena Pops for their July concert at Descanso Gardens. During the Christmas season, they have performed at the Glendale Galleria, Century City Shopping Center, Beverly Hills Hospital, County General Hospital, Motion Picture Home and at various private parties. They have performed for many years at the Annual Los Angeles County Christmas Program at the Music Center, which is also televised on PBS. They have also done many concerts at the new Garden Pavilion at Celebrity Center in Hollywood. They appeared on the Neil Diamond Christmas Special which aired 9 times on HBO during the 1992 Christmas season, on NBC in 1993 and is now out as a video.

33. Church Of Scientology Creed Reviewed (L. Ron Hubbard) L. Ron Hubbard, founder. The church of scientology (Our Review of their doctrine). Goto church of scientology EXPOSED website The Creed of Scientology http://www.bible.ca/cr-scientology.htm

L. Ron Hubbard founder The Church Of Scientology (Our Review of their doctrine) Scientology’s Secret documents exposed!!! Go to church of Scientology EXPOSED website The Creed of Scientology: Scientology, in their creed basically say: (in our words not theirs) We believe in free speech, that others should be able to criticize us openly without threat of legal action. That man’s own spirit alone, without divine help, can heal the body and the spirit of man can be saved by the spirit alone without the assistance of God. That all men, of every race, sex, colour or creed were created with equal rights and have inalienable rights to their own religious practices and their performances, lives, sanity, defense, and free thought in themselves and the free thought of others. That man is a survivor who is basically good, who must depend only upon man for his survival without God. It is wrong to kill or enslave another man, or his sanity. Note: If this is not accurate, we will change it and make corrections. Go to church of Scientology EXPOSED website (The interactive Bible is not affiliated with the church of Scientology) Go To Start: WWW.BIBLE.CA

34. Church Of Scientology Human Rights Office - France 2002 Information on alleged attacks against freedom of religion in France where proposed law targets 173 religions including Christian denominations. http://france.freedommag.org/

35. Church Of Scientology Of Johannesburg, South Africa One of the original Scientology churches. Information on services provided including volunteer programs. http://www.scientology.org.za/

What is Scientology? L. Ron Hubbard What is Dianetics ... Tour Church of Scientology Johannesburg 1605 Langermann Drive Johannesburg, South Africa Tel: (011) 607-2100 cofsjohannesburg@global.co.za What is Scientology? What is Dianetics? L. Ron Hubbard ... Scientology: A New Slant On Life CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY OF JOHANNESBURG OPENS NEW AND EXPANDED FACILITIES DESTINED TO PROVIDE A SAFER AND ENJOYABLE COMMUNITY The sign in the reception of the new Church of Scientology in Johannesburg. South Africa was one of the first countries of the world in which Scientology was established, and it has had a warm relationship with the country ever since. We can look back proudly at the past five decades. From its beginning in Washington, D.C., Scientology now encompasses more than 3,200 churches, missions and groups in 154 countries, helping millions around the world. South Africa has always played a pivotal role in the growth of the international Church of Scientology. In addition to being the home of the continental base for all Africa during 1960, Johannesburg was also temporarily home to L. Ron Hubbard

36. Church Of Scientology church of scientology. Matt Bratschi. delivered at the away. Additionalinformation on the church of scientology Scientology Effective http://www.religiousfreedom.com/Conference/Dc/bratschi.htm

Church of Scientology Matt Bratschi delivered at the International Coalition for Religious Freedom Conference on "Religious Freedom and the New Millenium" Washington DC, April 17-19, 1998 I refer to Freedom for Religions in Germany as FRG. You may notice the pun as the former acronym of the Federal Republic of Germany. FRG was formed to address the serious religious freedom abuses being suffered by minority religions at the hands of German officials. It was originally conceived by the Human Rights Department of the Church of Scientology International and has been joined by members of over 10 religious faiths, including Sikh, Hindu, Jewish, Unificationist, Protestant, and Buddhist. The purpose of FRG is to bring the attention of world institutions to the abuses of religious freedom in modern-day Germany; to give small minority religions a voice, initiate fact-finding missions, expose abuses, issue reports, seek dialogue and resolution of these abuses, and encourage various government bodies to assist in bringing resolution to these problems. One of the largest obstacles that religious freedom faces in Germany is the German government’s denial that there is any religious discrimination. This statement is from the vice-chancellor in the Foreign Ministry, Klaus Kinkle: “If the German government continues to deny this, it makes it patently impossible to handle the situation and more lives become ruined while the German government debates its own integrity. That integrity is in serious doubt to the rest of the international community. Germany is a signatory to a number of international treaties and accords, which guarantee religious freedom of belief and association to the citizens of Germany. Among these are the

37. Church Of Scientology Clearwater Presents: History Of Clearwater - The Beginning History of Clearwater from its Native American culture before conquest by Spain to the eve of the Civil War. Presented by Freedom Magazine Voice of the church of scientology in Clearwater. (Part 16) http://clearwaterhistory-beginnings.theflaglandbase.org

The many responses to Freedom magazine (published by the Church of Scientology) from local Clearwater residents show that our readers are interested in Clearwater and want to know more about it. Many residents expressed an interest in the colorful history of our city. Thus, Freedom magazine printed a multi-part series on the history of Clearwater, covering the discovery of what became known as Clear Water Harbor by early settlers through World War II. Because of the overwhelmingly popularity of that series, we are reprinting it in full on these web sites. The first settlers who came to Clear Water Harbor, as it later was known, found the climate gentle and refreshing, game plentiful in the woodlands and the scenery tranquil. Gently purling from its harbor, a sulfated spring left the Gulf waters dazzling and translucent along the coastline. To fish off its shores, the first visitors to the area may have journeyed from the south, or sailed from nearby isles, or even wandered down from the northern land bridge which once spanned the continents. While no one quite knows from whence they came, the earliest settlers by Clear Water Harbor, as it came to be known, found the climate gentle and refreshing, game plentiful in the woodlands and the scenery tranquil. They were the Mound Builders, called that because they left great mounds of mollusk shells behind.

38. Scientology Scientology. Sue Taylor, church of scientology, International. Thankyou very much. Further information on the church of scientology http://www.religiousfreedom.com/Conference/brazil/taylor.htm

Scientology Sue Taylor, Church of Scientology, International delivered at the International Coalition for Religious Freedom Conference on "Religious Freedom in Latin America and the New Millennium" October 10-12, 1998, Sheraton Mofarrej Hotel, Sao Paolo, Brazil I have to tell you just a little bit about the discrimination against our church over the years. The religion of Scientology was founded by humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard in the early 1950s. We now have about eight million members around the world and churches and missions in about 100 countries. As a new religion, we have experienced a lot of abuse and discrimination over the years from those who are anti-religious and those that have originated and passed false information in an effort to suppress our religion. The discrimination has come in various forms. In the United States it has come from the government agencies that have conducted raids upon our church and spread false information. As a result, our members from foreign countries were not allowed to enter the United States during the 1970s. This was greatly relieved in 1993 when the Internal Revenue Service formally recognized our church as a religion and we became tax exempt. In England in the 1960s, all foreign Scientologists attempting to enter that country were banned. Fortunately the ban was lifted several years later. In Australia, Scientology was banned from one of the states. In 1983, the Supreme Court of Australia recognized not only the Church of Scientology , but also 500 other religions in that country.

39. The Oracle - Using Power To Create A Cult Discussion of the possible correlation between the movie The Profit and the church of scientology. http://www.usforacle.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2001/09/04/3b94b889e4de2?in_archive

40. Church Of Scientology Canberra, Australia Information on the beliefs and spiritual healing technology, books, and services. http://www.scientology-canberra.org/

Home Who is L. Ron Hubbard Frequently Asked Questions ... Think Clearly 43-45 East Row Canberra City, A.C.T. 2601 Australia Tel: (02) 6257-6459 E-Mail: cofsact@tpg.com.au Web Site: www.scientology-canberra.org Click here for local map Hours: 8:30am to 10pm Monday to Sunday Welcome to the Church of Scientology of Canberra Scientology Aims: 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 Scientology Volunteer Ministers Scientology Volunteer Ministers in Australia Scientology Resources ... L. Ron Hubbard

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