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According to scientology, it is believed that human beings are immortal beings who exist in spiritual forms usually called ‘thetan,' meaning that they are only trapped on Earth in their physical body.... Brian Wenger: I was introduced to scientology by my dad Mike: Ah so you grew up knowing it?... scientology refers to some set of beliefs founded by L.... World's Religious Report-scientology.... scientology refers to some set of beliefs founded by L....
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introduction to new and alternative religions in America (pp.... A Reflection on scientology Name University Professor Course Date Abstract Religion has been an integral part of the lives of people as it guides the human beings with their courses of actions.... Reflection on scientology Religion has always been part of the culture of every group of people around the world.... A Reflection on scientology Religion has been an integral part of the lives of people as it guides the human beings with their courses of actions....
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scientology First Name Last Name Supervisor Subject Date Table of Contents Introduction 3 Thesis Statement 3 Discussion 3 Major Aspects of scientology 4 Conclusion 6 Works Cited 7 Introduction The approach of ‘scientology' was created during the initial period of 1952 by L.... He focused on writing ‘pulp fictions', particularly science fictions, and was recognized as the founder of the Church of scientology.... The concept of scientology can be defined as beliefs and practices that are based on thorough research works, and its principles significantly involve relevant scientific laws....
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The social change attributed to scientology is apparent on its members (Irving Hexham 2004).... The paper "The Concept of scientology" describes that a group provides spiritual services and its members are charged an exorbitant fee rate.... The criterion entails the group levels of the organization and the adherent involvement also the NRMs views and the relation with the world at large is also taken into account (Strasser Notably, most of the members joining scientology because they want a meaningful life majorly to serve God or humanity, and thus major social changes occur in their lives....
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Scientologists seeking to move forward within the organization are encouraged to unite the Sea Org, which occupies dedicating their full time to scientology missions in exchange for meals, berthing and a so-called honorarium.... Members sign a contract pledging their faithfulness to scientology for the next billion years, consigning their future life span to the Sea Org.... The Church of scientology is the leading group dedicated to the practice and the endorsement of the scientology belief structure....
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Among the religion that has been gaining popularity is scientology.... The scientology is a combination of Science and Religion.... Ron Hubbarb is the founder of scientology he defines it as"the study and handling of the spirit in relationship to itself, others and all of life.... scientology is not a religion who asks you to believe on something but what you observed to be true is the truth.... Believers discover that scientology works personally by applying its principles and observing or experiencing results....
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The paper 'Knowledge in scientology as an Alternative to Religious Faith' argues that scientology is beneficial than traditional orthodox religion or atheism.... scientology offers all essential answers to an individual's life.... Ron Hubbard coined the term scientology which means the science of knowledge or study of knowledge which in turn means, knowing how to know, so that an individual can understand himself fully and truly to create peace with sanity while living on this earth....
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This report "Lafayette Ronald Hubbard and scientology" focuses on the American science fiction author, a self-help guru, that is somewhat of an enigma, as is scientology, the religion he founded.... s a disinterested person seeking to identify the man and possibly his rationale for creating a new religion, one must refer to the quote at the beginning of the paper as an alternate view of the urbane and saint-like image presented by his supporters in the Church of scientology....
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