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dtewi said:
JESUS CHRIST!

100,000!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!???!!!!

What the fukk are OT's?

An OT is an Operating Thetan level. The belief is tha teveryone has dozens of thetans intheir bodies that interfer with your life causing yo to get sick or do wacky crazy things but once you pay enough money and go through enough audits you learn to control these thetans to your advantage making you sane and strong. Once you get complete control you will no longer do stuff like jumping up and down on coaches or yell like a maniac...unless of course temporarily lose control of them ...



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bdbdbd said:
rocketpig said:
dtewi said:
Okay here is the story.

Some galacting king named Xenu ruled the Galactic Federation. One day the galaxy became overcrowded so he froze aliens, stocked them on jets, sent them to earth, and melted them in volcanoes. The alien's spirits came up but Xenu used soul catchers and forced them to watch a movie about earth's "fake" history, and sent them off to find human hosts.

I never get tired of that story. It's just so crazy that it never fails to amuse me, doubly so because people actually buy into it.


 

I like your view on religion. As a cult, scientology is unusually widespread. It could have something to do with, that Tom Cruise, and who were the others, being a member. Without Tom Cruise, no one would even know what scientology is.

Scientology became big inthe 80's after L Rons death. While it is a crazy theology that defies logic or reason I do hesitate to call it a cult now it is on the cusp of beign a cult it shares a lot similarities of a cult but I still don't think I woudl call it that though.



Garcian Smith said:
@ damkira: Pretty much. The story behind Scientology is that Hubbard, a talentless hack of a sci-fi author who was paid by the word, was sitting around one day bemoaning the fact that he wasn't making enough dough. In a stroke of genius, he decided he would start a new religion.
 
Hmm, I object. He is considered a great science fiction writer. The fact that one of his books (Battlefield Earth) was turned into a truly awful movie is not really his fault.

Sad thing is that Scientology has their headquaters here in Denmark :/....



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"I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes. That way I wouldn't have to have any goddamn stupid useless conversations with anybody. If anybody wanted to tell me something they'd have to write it on a piece of paper and shove it over to me. They'd get bored as hell doing that after a while, and then I'd be through with having conversations for the rest of my life"

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Non Sequor said:
vaio said:

Can someone pleae inform me what this so called religion is about?

I don´t know anything besides that Tom Cruise is in to it and Hubbard started it.

If you have adresses that i could visit to find out it would be appriciated.


It's a religion founded by a science fiction writer who degenerated into lunacy as he surrounded himself with people who agreed with his every word. Many of his acquaintances from before his Scientology days say that he was always prone to inventing wild stories about his past and swearing they were true even though they were plainly impossible.

On the outside, Scientology recruits people by promoting itself as a therapy. They claim that Scientology is not incompatible with any other religion. Once you're recruited you go into a tiered system. You learn more about Scientology as you move up in ranks. To move up the ranks you have to pay for training sessions. If you can't afford the training, you can pay for them by working for the Church of Scientology. If you don't complete the training sessions to their satisfaction you have to pay for the course again if you want to move up. Progression requires money and compliance to Scientology.

 The early training sessions are sort of self-helpish training for being better at life sorts of things. As you move up, you learn more about Scientology and its beliefs and you're taught that as you move up you will become a better person. Later on they start telling people that inside everyone there's an ominipotent spirit called a thetan and that they will be able to free the true powers of their thetan if they keep moving up.

Pay enough and you get to find out why your thetan is stuck in your loser body. It turns out that a long time ago there was a space dictator named Xenu who wanted to get rid of the excess population in his space empire. So he packed up all of the people he wanted to get rid of and brought them to Earth. On Earth he brainwashed them to believe in various things which would trap their immortal thetans on Earth. Hubbard claims that the images from the brainwashing have formed the basis of all human religions other than Scientology. Then Xenu put hydrogen bombs in volcanoes and blew up all of the people. Rather than go and be free the traumautized thetans gathered together in clumps and today there are lots of thetans sticking to your body that prevent your thetan from being the stud he's capable of being. But fortunately Scientology can help you rid yourself of these pesky thetans.

 L. Ron Hubbard also wrote lots of other interesting things from tips on childcare to his idea that science fiction is just people remembering their trillions of years worth of past lives. Oh, and if you're concerned about the possibility of Xenu coming back, don't worry. He was later overthrown and trapped in a stasis field where he remains to this day.

 

Wikipedia is a good source for more information


Wow sounds like a fun group of people to hang out with. 



I don't support Scientology by any means, but I must say that every religion seems absolutely absurd to those who don't follow it.



Bark said:
I don't support Scientology by any means, but I must say that every religion seems absolutely absurd to those who don't follow it.

True, but at least most other religions weren't founded by a science fiction writer. That adds a nice little twist into the religion.

I wonder how one finds out where/how they recruit Scientologists... I would love to get into one of those meetings for a good laugh. Lord knows I've been to almost every major Christian church (LDS, Methodist, Lutheran, Catholic, Episcopalian, various non-denominational, Presbytarian, etc) and it's high time I showed a different church a little of my distain for organized religion. 




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thats like jo jo the local crack head bum starting up a religion^



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The main shopping street in the central of Copenhagen is full of those Scientology workers, they have those stress measuring devices and try to persuade everyone who passes by to give it a try lol...

...close to where I used to live, when I used to live inter city center of CPH on Vesterbro lies a... I dont know... a local Scientology office which comes off as a store. Last time I remember walking by they had some really out of place posters advertsing Why there's poverty and hunger in the world, and that lessons in Scientology would help to make a better world.

...total crack I tell ya.



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