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The Background and Ceremonies of the Church of Scientology of California, World Wide by L. Ron, Copyright Holder] [Hubbard, 1970-01-01

Scientology 8-8008 by L. Ron Hubbard, 1967

Scientology: the fundamentals of thought by L. Ron Hubbard, 1973

Information for Releases (Church of Scientology) by L. Ron Hubbard, 1972

Operation Clambake: Web Site, Norway, Non-Profit Organization, Church of Scientology, Andreas Heldal-Lund, Scientology, Religion

The Church of Scientology by L.Ron Hubbard, 1972

The Church of Scientology: Religion or Cult? (Questions for Today, Volume 2) by Fred Thompson Andreas Pujols, 2006-01-01

Scientology: Scientology, Scientology beliefs and practices, L. RonHubbard, Self-help, Dianetics, Religion, Church ofScientology, Auditing (Scientology)

Religious Organizations Established in 1953: Church of Scientology, Reformed Churches of New Zealand, Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport

Advance ! The Magazine of the Advanced Organizations of the Church of Scientology - Issue 93 - 1987 by Peter (Editor) ; Hubbard, L. Ron Matteson, 1987-01-01

Scientology Publications: Books Critical of Scientology, Books Published by the Church of Scientology, Scientology Books, Scientology Magazines

Books Published by the Church of Scientology (Study Guide): The Way to Happiness, Dianetics: the Modern Science of Mental Health

Counter Cultures. Skinheads, Satanism, the Unification Church, Ku Klux Klan, the Church of Scientology, Survivalists by William Zellner, 1995-01-01

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The Church Of Scientology Vs. The Net
Find a history of Scientology's disagreements with authors, journalists and the Internet community. Features articles and interviews. The church of scientology is a religious cult which has unwisely decided to declare war against the Usenet and Internet
http://www2.thecia.net/users/rnewman/scientology/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:
EFF "Legal Cases - Church Of Scientology" Archive
Documents related to Scientology's lawsuits against critics and Internet providers. More specifically, Category Society Religion and Spirituality Scientology v. InternetEFF Legal Cases church of scientology Archive. cos_post-hearing_022195.announcePress release from church of scientology hypeing about the Feb. 21 hearing.
http://www.eff.org/Legal/Cases/Scientology_cases/

Extractions: Files Subdirectories On-Site Links Off-Site Links 20010622_eff_henson_pr.html EFF Media Release: Conviction of Scientology Critic Raises Free Speech Issue. San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today expressed concern over a California court conviction of H. Keith Henson in a case involving online criticism of the Church of Scientology (CoS). In a decision which appears to have violated his constitutional right to free speech, a jury in Riverside County convicted Henson of threatening the free exercise of religion by members of the CoS. (June 22, 2001) 9thcir_080294_seal.remand The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision remanding back to the district court the question of the relevance of CoS docs in the Fishman declaration, and the question of whether or not they should be sealed. These are the documents at issue in the cases against Lerma and the Washington Post defendants. a-b_020895.exhibits
Official Scientology Website In The United Kingdom
The official site of Scientology in the UK. Offers description of the church, as well as a directory Category Regional Europe Society and Culture Religion of underprivileged children to dramatically improve their reading level, vocabularyand comprehension, and the record of the church of scientologys fight
http://www.scientology.org.uk/

Extractions: www.drugs-information.org 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... 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 ... Social Betterment Activities in the United Kingdom It is impossible to ignore the signs of decay in modern society - drug abuse, criminality, failing education and moral decline. Each of these devastating social ills, if left unremedied, will ultimately destroy the very foundations upon which any civilized society... Scientology Helping Children
BBC News | Europe | Concerns Over Church Of Scientology
A federal court in Germany has failed to reach a verdict on the legal status of Scientology after years of international debate. BBC News.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/despatches/europe/23966.stm

Extractions: A federal court in Berlin has failed to reach a verdict on the legal status of a scientology group. The federal administrative court referred the case back to a regional court. The ruling was expected to give guidance on whether the German government has legal justification for its clampdown on scientology. While the church is not officially banned in any European country, it continues to fight rulings over its tax-exempt status. Our Religious Affairs Reporter Jane Little examines the concern surrounding the church of Scientology.
Church Of Scientology - What Is Scientology? Reference
A concise reference on Scientology, visit this updated and expanded edition, compiled by the church of scientology International.
http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.whatisscientology.org/&y=023
Secrets Of Scientology
Virtual library of Scientologyrelated materials.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Scientology The church of scientology is a rich and vengeful religious cult, or as one criticputs it, a cross between the Moonies and the Mafia. But it would be a
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Secrets/
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

Extractions: 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.
The President Of The Church Of Scientology Answers Frequently Asked Questions
Table of Contents. The church of scientology International Provides Answers toFrequently Asked Questions about Scientology. Scientology is in the news.
http://faq.scientology.org/

Extractions: Search this site: Table of Contents The Church of Scientology International Provides Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Scientology 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. Please read this site as a source for information about the churches of Scientology 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 more than 3,000 Scientology churches, missions, related organizations and groups minister the religion to millions of parishioners in more than 133 countries. This site is provided to answer these and many other questions about the Scientology religion and its members. Scientologists come from all walks of life. They are concerned about social problems and support numerous social betterment programs which provide successful drug-abuse rehabilitation, improve educational standards and help reduce crime and moral decay. Thousands of Scientologists help their communities as Scientology Volunteer Ministers. The Church always has been a relentless voice in search of social reform and justice. We have brought to light such issues as the enforced drugging of school children, the dangers of psychiatric brutalities such as electric shock treatment and lobotomy; and the chemical and biological warfare experiments secretly undertaken against unwitting American citizens. Scientology churches have championed the principle of open government and pioneered the use of the Freedom of Information Act to eradicate abuses.
2000 Annual Report For International Religious Freedom: Germany
Germany is cited for intolerance against minority religions (including church of scientology) in this US State Department Annual Report on International Religious Freedom from 2000.
http://www.state.gov/www/global/human_rights/irf/irf_rpt/irf_germany.html

Extractions: The State Department web site below is a permanent electronic archive of information released prior to January 20, 2001. Please see www.state.gov for material released since President George W. Bush took office on that date. This site is not updated so external links may no longer function. Contact us with any questions about finding information. NOTE: External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. 2000 Annual Report on International Religious Freedom: U.S. Department of State, September 5, 2000 GERMANY The Basic Law (Constitution) provides for religious freedom, and the Government generally respects this right in practice. There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom during the period covered by this report. Relations between the various religious communities are amicable. The Government does not recognize Scientology as a religion and views it as an economic enterprise. Concerns that Scientology's ideology is opposed to a democratic state have led to the screening of firms and individuals in some sectors of business and employment. The U.S. Government discusses religious freedom with the Government in the context of its overall dialog and policy of promoting human rights. The status of Scientology was the subject of many discussions. The U.S. Government has maintained consistently that the determination that any organization is religious is for the organization itself. The U.S. Government has expressed concerns over infringement of individual rights because of religious affiliation and over the potential for discrimination in international trade posed by the screening of foreign firms for possible affiliation with Scientology.
Church Of Scientology - What Is Scientology? Reference
Online version of compendium first published in 1992.Category Society Religion and Spirituality church of scientologyA concise reference on Scientology, visit this updated and expandededition, compiled by the 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 Durban
Information on Dianetics seminars, lectures, books by L. Ron Hubbard.
http://www.scientology-durban.org/

Extractions: Welcome to the Church of Scientology of Durban AS THE MIDDLE-EAST CRISIS ESCALATES and the war on terrorism and 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 When Lorraine Baritz of Boston was called to the hospital by friends whose 13-year-old son was in a coma and on life-support four days after a severe motorcycle accident, she knew exactly what she had to do to help. News of the recovery traveled through the hospital, reaching others standing vigil by their own children. A couple with an infant son in a coma asked for help. Again Lorraine answered the call. The outcome was reported in the local Boston newspaper: Stories like these are commonplace, anything but common in a world where people are searching for answers on how to provide real and lasting help to others.
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

Extractions: 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
Scientology/Church Of Scientology Clearwater, Florida
Clearwater is home to the Flag Service Organization, the largest Scientology organization in the world .Category Society Religion and Spirituality United States Floridachurch of scientology Flag Service Organization in Clearwater, Scientology.Religious and spiritual retreat of the scientology religion.
http://scientology.fso.org/

Extractions: When a small group of Church of Scientology staff first came to Clearwater in December 1975, acquiring the Fort Harrison and Clearwater Bank building, no Scientologist lived in the area. Clearwater is the spiritual headquarters of the Scientology religion. Members of Scientology churches around the world watch satellited broadcasts of events that take place in Clearwater and look forward to coming someday for Scientology training and religious counseling services. Tens of thousands of Scientologists have visited Clearwater over the years, from every one of the United States and almost every country on Earth. Those who visit also promote Clearwater to their friends and families around the world. A recent economic research study showed that Scientologists spend an estimated $96.7 million annually in direct purchases in the Clearwater community . These direct purchases result in an additional $156.8 million in indirect spending as this money gets re-spent in the community. Scientology FSO Bookstore Links Survey ... More About Scientology
Church Of Scientology Presents: History Of Clearwater - The Beginnings
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

Extractions: 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.
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.gospelcom.net/apologeticsindex/s04.html

Extractions: 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
Scientology/Dianetics/L. Ron Hubbard/Church Of Scientology
church of scientology International, links on Scientology, Dianetics,L. Ron Hubbard and much more. Sites Related to churches of
http://related.scientology.org/

Extractions: All Languages Download the Real Audio Player 3D Tours Virtual Tours of Churches of Scientology ... Download the QuickTime VR Player Scientology Sites www.scientology.org All languages: English English (UK) Deutsch Dansk Dutch Español Hebrew Italiano Greek Japanese Magyar Norske Russian Svenska What is Scientology?
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
CNN - Church Of Scientology Charged In Member's Death - November 13, 1998
CNN.com
http://www.cnn.com/US/9811/13/scientology.death/

Extractions: Web posted at: 11:14 p.m. EST (0414 GMT) CLEARWATER, Florida (CNN) The Church of Scientology was charged by Florida prosecutors Friday in the death of a member. The State Attorney's office in Pinellas County filed the felony charges after a lengthy investigation into the 1995 death of Lisa McPherson. McPherson had been a member of the church for 18 years and, according to relatives, had been talking about leaving the church. McPherson, 36, died December 5, 1995, after being confined for 18 days to a Scientology property called the Fort Harrison Hotel, investigators said. Prosecutor Bernie McCabe charged the church with abuse or neglect of a disabled adult and unauthorized practice of medicine, both felonies.
Google Pulls Anti-Scientology Links | CNET News.com
"Google was accused Wednesday of effectively removing from the Internet a Web site that is critical Category Society Issues Google Erasure of Anti-Scientology Links antiScientology links The popular search service removes links to pages that holdmaterial copyrighted by the church of scientology, underscoring potential
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-865936.html

Extractions: Google was accused Wednesday of effectively removing from the Internet a Web site that is critical of the Church of Scientology after it deleted links to some of the site's pages from its search engine. Xenu.net , said in a Usenet posting that the complaint demanded that Google take down a large number of references to different parts of Xenu.net. "The complaint mentions a ridiculous list of addresses, which successfully removes the whole site from their engine," he said. Digital rights advocates said the Church of Scientology's takedown request is noteworthy because it underscores potential conflicts between the DMCA and free speech. A representative for the Church of Scientology could not be immediately reached for comment. The right to link has been the subject of several high-profile lawsuits, including a dispute between hacker publication 2600.com and the motion picture industry over code known as DeCSS that can theoretically be used to crack DVDs. In that case, a federal judge in New York held that links to the DeCSS code violated the anti-circumvention clause of the DMCA, which bars trafficking in software that can be used to defeat copy protection. That decision was
Church Of Scientology Of Canberra
Information on the beliefs and spiritual healing technology, books, and services.
http://www.scientology-canberra.org/

Extractions: Hours: 8:30am to 10pm Monday to Sunday AS THE MIDDLE-EAST CRISIS ESCALATES and the war on terrorism and 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 When Lorraine Baritz of Boston was called to the hospital by friends whose 13-year-old son was in a coma and on life-support four days after a severe motorcycle accident, she knew exactly what she had to do to help. News of the recovery traveled through the hospital, reaching others standing vigil by their own children. A couple with an infant son in a coma asked for help. Again Lorraine answered the call. The outcome was reported in the local Boston newspaper: Stories like these are commonplace, anything but common in a world where people are searching for answers on how to provide real and lasting help to others.

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