141. Wired 3.12 Alt.scientology.war When computers are seized because they contain allegedly stolen intellectual property, and police pierce the security anonymous remailers,the days of the http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/3.12/alt.scientology.war.html

Search: Wired News Animation Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Page 1 of 7 next Printing? Use this version alt.scientology.war When computers are seized because they contain allegedly stolen intellectual property, and police pierce the security anonymous remailers,the days of the Net as a cozy, cocktail party are over. Welcome to a flame war with real bullets. By Wendy M. Grossman When computers are seized because they contain allegedly stolen intellectual property, or the security of anonymous remailers is pierced by police, alt.scientology.war the days of the Internet as a cozy, private, intellectual cocktail party are over. Welcome to mortal combat between two alien cultures - a flame war with real bullets. The raiding party says he'll have his equipment back by Monday. Weeks later, he's still waiting. Lerma is not the first. In February, similar raids were staged on Dennis Erlich in Glendale, California, and on anon.penet.fi, an anonymous remailer run by Johan Helsingius in Finland. Then more - on Tuesday, August 22, 1995. This time it's two raids. The target is FactNet, an anticult electronic library and archive based in Golden, Colorado. One raid is on FactNet chair - and former Scientologist - Lawrence Wollersheim, the unpaid winner of a multimillion-dollar suit against the church. The other is on FactNet director Bob Penny. FactNet has been expecting a raid since early spring, and it long ago told Internet users to download as much of its archives as possible. There are now FactNet anti-Scientology kits on websites all over the world. With netters everywhere able to cut and paste them, transmit and download them, they become more and more difficult to track down. It would take a lot of international cooperation and a lot of police power to get them all.

142. Destructive Sects And Pseudo-sciences Information about the destructive sects scientology, Anthroposophy, and Jehovah's Witnesses. http://www.update.uu.se/~fbendz/pseudo/

LinkExchange Member The Page of Unreason Destructive sects and pseudo-sciences "We can brainwash faster than the Russians - 20 seconds to total amnesia" L. Ron Hubbard (Hubbard Technical Bulletin July 22, 1956) Interviewer: "What is Hadacol [a cure-all tonic] good for?" Inventor: "It was good for five and a half million for me last year." Introduction Reading about what the followers of destructive sects believe in has made me scared of what will happen to our democratic society if their claims are not contested. I don't think that an enlightened person would ever join any one of these cults if he knew what they stand for, and thus I will provide information about what different sects believe. And if their claims are un- or pseudo-scientific, I will tell you what the scientific community has to say about them. What I'm looking for is not to give you both sides of the story, but to criticize things I dislike in the movements. If you want a more positive view of them, don't ask me to give you that. Instead you should follow the "pros" links I provide on each page. Cults Anthroposophy Scientology Jehovah's Witnesses Links Cults A-Z Cults'R'us FACTNet Sektinfo (Swedish) Pseudoscience on the net Rotten's Religion page SIMPOS The Dutch anti-cult site Religious Tolerance if you're looking for non-critical information Trancenet Home Atheism Arguments ... Sects Last update: Thursday, November 19, 1998

143. Crooked Timber » » Scientology What with Tom Cruise and his scientologydriven antipathy to psychiatric Two good sources on the madness that is scientology are the books L. Ron http://crookedtimber.org/2005/06/26/scientology/

Crooked Timber Lions update Main Scientology Posted by Kieran Healy What with Tom Cruise and his Scientology-driven antipathy to psychiatric medicine in the news recently, it might be worth revisiting an old post about the claims that Scientology makes for its founder, the appalling L. Ron Hubbard. Was there ever a more entertaining belief system embedded in a more ruthless organization ? (Apart from the obvious one L. Ron Hubbard: A ... 1970 and 1973 , when L. Ron turned his gargantuan intellect and penetrating insight to sociology and philosophy, two subjects close to my heart: Management Series volumes. Naturally, this work now forms the cornerstone of graduate-level reading in the sociology of organizations. Whenever I teach Orgs, L. Ron gets the first six weeks to himself. Then maybe we move on to Weber or Herb Simon or one of those other, lesser people. Interesting and all as it is, though, the sociology of organizations is not as fundamental a subject as, say, logic. L. Ron was working on the foundations of logic at around the same time that we was doing the drug research that Tom Cruise admires so much: His breakthroughs at this time include the first significant advances on the subject of logic since ancient Greece.

144. Church Of Scientology - The Foundation For Religious Freedom A brief description of the history and beliefs of the Church of scientology and its founder. http://www.forf.org/news/2004/scientology.html

I NTERFAITH E TIQUETTE ... Contact Us SCIENTOLOGY (THE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY) Scientology, one of the genuinely new religions to originate in the United States in the twentieth century, was founded by L. Ron Hubbard (1911-1986). The Church of Scientology believes "that Man is basically good, that he is seeking to survive, [and] that his survival depends on himself and upon his fellows and his attainment of brotherhood with the universe" (from Church of Scientology's statement of beliefs). Hubbard's extensive writings and taped lectures constitute the beliefs and the basis for the religion's practices. The aims of Scientology are "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." L. Ron Hubbard grew up mostly in Montana, but also lived in Nebraska; Seattle, Washington; and Washington, DC . As a child he read extensively, and by the age of twelve was studying the theories of Freud. As a teenager Hubbard traveled throughout Asia and the East, continuing his studies of philosophy, religion, and human nature. In 1929 he returned to the United States and in 1930 enrolled in George Washington University, studying mathematics, engineering, and nuclear physics. Hubbard wanted to answer the basic questions relating to the human being's nature, and decided to do further research on his own. To finance this, he began a literary career in the early 1930s, publishing numerous stories and screen plays in various genres, including adventure, mystery, and science fiction. Hubbard continued his travels and then served in the United States Navy during World War II. He was injured during the war, and used some of his own theories concerning the human mind to assist in his healing.

145. Scientology, Dianetics, L. Ron Hubbard: Information Links Critical information on various aspects of scientology, from SIMPOS. English and Dutch versions. http://www.stelling.nl/simpos/scieneng.htm

Scientology Nederlands over Scientology All information, available through this page, remains the authors' responsibility Links to information on: General Animals Art Bibliography ... USA General Karin Spaink 's page: many links Hard data on Scientology Links on Scientology Scientology - Is This a Religion? Stephen A. Kent Scientology : links Rick Ross; and here Scientology Frequently Asked Questions The Road to Xenu . A critical book by ex-Scientologist Margery Wakefield Scientology criticized by Tilman Hausherr Scientology , ex-cult archive Scientology links; Canadian site Scientology ; from the Observer Scientology: another dangerous UFO cult , by Vickie Robert Vaughn Young on Scientology Fredrik Bendz on Scientology Scientology ; FACTNet Truth about $cientology by Arnie Lerma Sloth's Suppressive Person's Page Modemac's Scientology Page Scientology: Skeptic Tank discussions Stephen's UK Scientology page . An unofficial home page for Families Under Scientology Stress Stupid Secrets of the Sue-happy Scientologists (Daniel Tobias). 'Learn how to talk to trees' for thousands of $ Scientology Audited (Chris Owen). Government reports on Scientology, and original scholarly essays Essays on

146. Tom Cruise: What Is Scientology? http://www.liquidgeneration.com/games/cruise_scientology.asp

147. Die Rabiate Reinigungsfirma: Scientology Kritische Informationen zu scientology, Dianetik und L. Ron Hubbard. http://home.snafu.de/tilman/scientology_ger.html

Die rabiate Reinigungsfirma: Scientology Bericht der parlamentarischen Untersuchungskommission des Staates Victoria in Australien englisch-sprachigen Informationen Anfang Urteile ... Impressum und rechtliches , von Jon Atack OT3 auf deutsch Xenu und warum Scientologen von besessen sind Wie scientology Meine Deutsche Presseschau zu Scientology Das Diskussionsforum de.soc.weltanschauung.scientology DISKEEPER aus Windows 2000 deinstallieren Die wichtigsten Urteile: Scientology ist keine Religion Beobachtung der Scientology-Organisation durch den Verfassungsschutz zulässig (auch hier - das LG Urteil ist aber interessanter, es kommentiert viele Zitate von Hubbard) Arbeitslohn und Freeloaderbill Arbeitslohn bei NARCONON Scientologen verurteilt wegen Wucher und Betrug durch Verkauf an Behinderten "Personalberatungsvertrag" wegen Verbindung zur Scientology-Organisation unwirksam ... Einstellungsbescheid der Staatsanwaltschaft Hamburg - zeigt warum es in Deutschland so schwer ist, gegen Scientology mit Hilfe des Strafrechts vorzugehen Klage von Renate Hartwig gegen Norbert Potthoff teilweise abgewiesen ("Faschistin") Renate Hartwig wegen unwahren Behauptungen auf Unterlassung verurteilt Weitere Gerichtsurteile Verurteilung von Karl-Erich H. und Detlef F. wegen Steuerhinterziehung

148. Scientology Handbuch/L. Ron Hubbard Ausz¼ge aus dem scientologyHandbuch Lebenshilfe-Methoden zu verschiedenen Themen wie Karriere, Beziehungen, Sucht, Studierprobleme usw. http://german.scientologyhandbook.org/

Wie kann mir Scientology helfen, bei...? Menschen verstehen; Mit anderen zurechtkommen Ehe; Scheidung Berufsstress; Probleme am Arbeitsplatz Zukunft Stolz und Selbstachtung gewinnen Ehrlichkeit und das Richtige tun Probleme etwas zu lernen und zu behalten die Krankheiten und Verletzungen bewirken? er bin ich? Warum bin ich hier? Wohin gehe ich? Und wie gelange ich dorthin? Vor Scientology war keine dieser Fragen beantwortet worden. Weil Scientology alle Aspekte des Daseins zu verstehen, in Ordnung zu bringen und zu verbessern. Diese Site enthält zahlreiche Teile des Scientology Handbuchs Verwenden Sie die Weisheit, die in diesem Buch enthalten ist. Dies wird Ihr Leben und das Leben anderer verändern. Glossar von Scientology Ausdrücken Buchladen Scientology Handbuch Umfrage über diese Scientology Site ... Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Scientology Angewandte Religiöse Philosophie.

149. Godserver.com: Web's Largest Alternative Health And Spiritual Search Engine ... of the scientology religion by Jack Nation. Any thoughts? Religious Movements Homepage Church of scientology Briefing on Internet Conflict...... http://www.godserver.com/directory/Religions_Of_The_World/Scientology/index.shtm

ipadmalibrary - Alternative Health and Spiritual Library Home What's New What's Cool Top 10 Sites ... Search Help iPadma Spiritual WebSearch "You Are What You Search For" Searching 2,300,151 spiritual and alternative health web pages Look Any Term All Terms Godserver Directory This Category Only Within your results Search over 76717alternative health and spiritual web pages in Godserver Directory Home Religions Of The World Scientology Churches by Region Community Betterment Activities Dianetics Doctrine ... People Results 1 - 25 of atleast 98 @LA.com Scientology Directory Lists Scientology Churches from the LA area. Any thoughts? Rate It [ 0.00 / Votes ] A Description of Scientology Any thoughts? Rate It [ 0.00 / Votes ] A Study of the Scientology Religion Dr. Gary D. Bouma wrote this study of Scientology, in October 1979 when he was faculty at the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Monash University, Clayton, Victoria, Australia. Any thoughts? Rate It [ 0.00 / Votes ] A View of the Scientology Religion Description of the Scientology religion by Jack Nation.

150. La Gerarchia Ecclesiastica Della Religione Di Scientology Descrive la struttura che assicura che la comunit  sia amministrata in maniera ortodossa in ciascuna chiesa del mondo. http://italian.approvedscientology.org/

La Gerarchia Ecclesiastica di Scientology I Ministri del Campo Le Missioni Chiese di Classe V Saint Hill Ed Organizzazioni Avanzate Organizzazione di Servizio di Flag della Chiesa di Scientology Organizzazione di Servizio Flag della Nave della Chiesa di Scientology Personale delle Organizzazioni di Scientology Sea Organization Conclusione Centro per la Tecnologia Religiosa English Deutsch LA GERARCHIA ECCLESIASTICA DELLA RELIGIONE DI SCIENTOLOGY Mappa del sito Scientology sito Italiano con Dianetics e L. Ron Hubbard Chiesa di Scientology dei Tre Laghi ... Scientology - Insegnare la fiducia, l'onestà e il rispetto di sé

151. Scientology Comparative Religion Page Examines the teachings of L. Ron Hubbard and refutes his claim that scientology is compatible with mainstream religions. http://www.ezlink.com/~perry/Co$/Christian/

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152. Scientology, The Chruch Of Scientology As A Movement Of A New Age In The World. Josef Wolf looks into various scientology beliefs, and how scientology compares with other new and mainstream religions. http://www.neuereligion.de/ENG/Wolf

Scientology The Church of Scientology as a movement of a new age in the world. An expertise written by: Dr. Josef Wolf Professor at Charles University in Prague Scientology and Dianetics L. Ron Hubbard - who are the Scientologists? Baha'ism Buddhism , Free Thinking, the Unificationists, Vodouism, Jehovah's Witnesses and Christianity? Dr. Wolf gives a critics view of the Church of Scientology from the Czech Republic and answers these questions. The discussion of Scientologists in theological circles has increased with approving and disapproving arguments. This expertise provides a good forum for learning and debate regarding Scientology. Click here to start reading this expertise More information about Dianetics and Scientology: Scientology Volunteer Ministers from Czech Republic Scientology Mission in Prague Dianetics: A Visual Guidebook to the Mind Dianetics - Times Foundation

153. ScientologyWatch.org :: News From Teegeeack Our immediate goal for this site is to present scientology news, A more accurate analysis of scientology s actual real world performance has never been http://www.scientologywatch.org/

154. IS SCIENTOLOGY A RELIGION? Dr. Irving Hexham examines the scientology religion. http://www.ucalgary.ca/~nurelweb/papers/irving/scient.html

Return to NURELWEB or ACADEMIC ARTICLES or CULTS AND RELIGIONS THE RELIGIOUS STATUS OF SCIENTOLOGY: IS SCIENTOLOGY A RELIGION? By Irving Hexham Professor of Religious Studies, University of Calary [First written 1978 - revised 1997 © Irving Hexham 1997] Introduction Before commenting on the religious status of Scientology I would like to provide the reader with the following information about myself to help them evaluate my comments. I am a practising Christian belonging to the evangelical wing of theof Anglican (Episcopalian or Church of England) Communion. Before becoming an academic I worked almost ten years for the North Western Gas Board in England where I gained various trade and engineering qualifications. In 1967 I entered the University of Lancaster where I obtained my B.A. (Hons.) in Religious Studies under Professor Ninian Smart. From Lancaster I went to Bristol University where I completed an M.A. "with commendation," before going on to a Ph.D. At Bristol I was supervised by the Rev. F.B. Welbourn (Religious Studies) and Professor Kenneth Ingham (History). As a graduate student my work concentrated on the interaction between religion and society. My M.A. was on new religious movements in Britain centred on the town of Glastonbury. My doctorate dealt with the origins of apartheid as an ideology, Afrikaner Nationalism, and neo-Calvinism as contemporary religious movements. Since completing graduate work I have continued research into new religions in Africa, Europe and North America.

155. Theologie En Praktijk Van Een Hedendaagse Godsdienst Informatie van de scientologykerk over de beginselen van scientology en waarom het een echte godsdienst is. In PDF-formaat. http://religion.scientology.nl/

156. TIME Magazine: Scientology Archive Collection The TIME Magazine scientology Archive Collection presents editor s picks of the best covers and articles. http://www.time.com/time/archive/collections/0,21428,c_scientology,00.shtml?inte

157. Scientology Mantelorganisaties In Nederland Verzameling artikelen uit kranten en tijdschriften zoals het Parool, de Volkskrant en de Nieuwe Revu. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/9169/nl/kranten.html

Scientology mantelorganisaties in Nederland - en andere interessante artikelen - Op deze page heb ik de meeste artikelen geplaatst die hiervoor op http://www.dataweb.nl/~keesb/ te vinden waren. Omdat die page niet langer opvraagbaar is heb ik ze overgenomen om dat ik dat belangrijk vindt. De artikelen bevatten wel OCR fouten en die heb ik niet gecorrigeerd. Het Parool, 20 maart '91 Het Parool, 20 april '91 Het Beste I, Okt. '91 Het Beste II, Okt. '91 De Gooi en Eemlander, 27 maart '93 Nieuwe Revu I, 13 juni '91 Nieuwe Revu II, 13 juni '91 FNV Magazine, 5 september 1996 Volkskrant, 25 januari 1997 Het Parool, 20 maart '91 Modieuze dekmantel van sekte Scientology. Ook sektes moeten met hun tijd mee, beseffen de volgelingen van L. Ron Hubbard, oprichter van de omstreden Scientology Kerk. Derhalve is nu met het bedrijf Silhouet Manuel Nugteren 1984 oordeelde de Sektencommissie The Conditions Formulas Het Parool, 20 april '91 Scientology infiltreert wereldwijd in concerns Niet alleen in nederland , in heel Europa voert de Scientology Kerk, de sekte van wijlen L. Ron Hubbard, een nieuwe strategie uit: infiltreren in het bedrijfsleven onder de dekmantel van 'management-consultancy". In Nederland is dat al gelukt bij grote concerns als de Rabobank, de Technische Unie en tal van kleinere bedrijven. In Duitsland wordt gesproken van een ware 'Firmen-Coup'. Met de nieuwe zakelijkheid van Scientology zouden wereldwijd inmiddels al zo'n 18.000 bedrijven 'clear' zijn gemaakt. Mijn baas zei: "Je bent nog wel te redden, dat gaat dan heel veel geld kosten en wij zijn niet bereid dat in je te investeren". Met andere woorden: ik was ontslagen. door BART MIDDELBURG NADAT hij eind vorig jaar met de directie van

158. Australian Critics Of Scientology Resource Collection Press articles, radio transcripts, picketing reports (including leaflets and howto), personal stories, critical books, legal and Government opinions, http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fun/scn/

New Press Books TV/Radio ... etc Australian Critics of Scientology Resource Collection These pages can be found at 1st Australian site 2nd Australian site European site Search powered by FreeFind Last updated Thu 09 Nov 2000 What's New on these pages - if you're not sure where to start, this is a good way to get a random sample Why this site exists - a seven-megabyte site about Scientology , of all things? Plus others' reasons to be critics. Local offices and organisations - including photos Personal stories - people's own interactions with the Church Press - print media coverage of Scientology in Australia from the late 1950s to the present, plus useful background information for reporters Books on Scientology - text, links and scanned pictures Demonstrations in Australia - for and against Scientology - includes demo leaflets and hints and tips for demonstrating The fun stuff - some light relief ... fairly in-jokey, but that's how it goes ;-) Electronic media - transcripts from TV and radio Other links - other Scientology-related pages, Australian and elsewhere Legal and government opinions - the attitudes of the authorities towards Scientology and its devotees Miscellaneous - stuff I haven't classified yet, and non-Australian stuff

159. Operation Clambake - The Inner Secrets Of Scientology Information on scientology in Clearwater, Florida, one of the home bases of scientology in the USA. http://www.xenu-city.net/

- in respect and honour to all victims, and those who dare to stand up for them - INTRODUCTION NEW VERSION! Message Board Latest OC News How To Support Moved Items ... Frequently Asked Questions Please read these Frequently Asked Questions if you have any questions regarding this site or its author. Also included are some debates with Scientologists. What Is Scientology? What Scientology Won't Tell You - an info pack Scientology Illustrated Answers for Scientology kids ... Baloney Detection Kit WHAT IS GOING ON NOW? Tom Cruise is Nuts NEW! Tom Cruise has tossed off the shackles of Hollywood oppression and is piloting his Scientology-fueled funny car straight towards you. The tires are smoking and he's screaming to the stands about Katie, psychiatry, sex, space aliens, and Brooke Shields. We invite you to grab some popcorn and watch for a few minutes before the crash... Demand your money back from Scientology Did you ever try to get your money back from the "church" of Scientology? Or didn't you even start trying because you think you'll never manage? We might be of service! A.r.s. Week In Review

160. Scientology: The Story Of The Church Of Scientology Of Los Angeles Quicktime VR tour of the first Church of scientology. Covers History of church and provides links to bookstore and other related scientology sites. http://www.scientology.org/p_jpg/world/worldeng/vrla/ladayt01.htm

To download QuickTime VR player, click here For a direct QuickTime VR tour , click on the photo below. For visitors without QuickTime VR capabilities, take a photo tour * of the Church of Scientology of Los Angeles by clicking here (*QuickTime VR tours of individual areas optional.) For over 40 years, the Churches of Scientology and their members have involved themselves in actively solving the problems of society... Opening its doors on 18 February, 1954, the Church of Scientology in Los Angeles began as a thinly-staffed group who, nevertheless, wanted to deliver L. Ron Hubbard's life-changing technology to others and help him achieve the goal of a new civilization. As word about the miracle results of Hubbard's 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. The LA Church moved to larger quarters in December, 1962, at 2005 West 9th Street, where it was located until 1978. In 1965, the Los Angeles church expanded into two organizations: the "Los Angeles Day Organization," and the "Los Angeles Foundation." Los Angeles Day Organization was also charged with the responsibility of being the senior Scientology organization serving Scientologists throughout the western United States. The Foundation organization was given its own role of servicing the workaday world of local LA.

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