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New book Blown for Good reveals details inside Scientology headquarters
Thursday, November 5, 2009 A new book released today by author Marc Headley, Blown for Good , reveals details inside Scientology headquarters at the organization's " Gold Base ", located in Hemet, California .
Former Scientology staffer speaks out; Tom Cruise jumps on ottoman in disgust
Church of Scientology logo, itself a "map" of complicated doctrine. Public Domain Yeaaaaaaa! Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like it's the first day of summer, every time you hear a little more about Scientology's craziness? Ever since I read A Piece of Blue Sky by ex-member Jon Atack, I've been addicted to the insanity that is Scientology.
Scientology's festive gift catalogue revealed
This is somewhat belated, for which many apologies, but via the always-brilliant Jezebel.com come scans from the Dianetics and Scientology festive gift catalogue.
The Church of Scientology is going through a difficult season. Over the course of two days last week, a French court convicted the church of fraud and Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis' resignation from the church over a litany of concerns was aired publicly.
Scientology Volunteer Ministers Seminar Trains Kenya Women on Vital Parenting Skills
The staff of the Church of Scientology of Nairobi, the Scientology Volunteer Ministers and the principal and staff of the Ambrose Ofafa Academy on at the parenting seminar for Maasai woman on September 9, 2009.
What Do HRC + Scientology Have In Common? Inflating Their Memberships
The Human Rights Campaign writes in every press release that it is "the nationa s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization." Claiming 750,000 members, that might be true.
The Church Of Scientology Uses Celebs To Decieve The Masses
Our society values fame more than education, achievement, integrity, and even money.
Inside Scientology's Big Defection
What lead Crash director Paul Haggis to leave the church after 35 years? Kim Masters reports on how Scientology aided his career - and then tried to milk his success.
Scientology: What happened in Vegas, Part 2 of 3 in a special report on the Church of Scientology
By Joe Childs and Thomas C. Tobin , Times Staff Writers In Print: Monday, November 2, 2009 One of the guys.
Editorial: Scientology debate underway in France
It is part of an effort to add more opinions to BT, with the addition of an international roundtable discussion also in the plans.
Big names praise Scientology at its official museum - just don't quote them, writes Judy Skatssoon.
Onion: Scientology Losing Ground To New Fictionology
Fictionology's central belief, that any imaginary construct can be incorporated into the church's ever-growing set of official doctrines, continues to gain popularity.
Scientology: Chased by their Church| Tampabay.com St. Petersburg Times
High-ranking defectors provide an unprecedented inside look at the Church of Scientology and its leader, David Miscavige.
Defections, court fights test Scientology
The Church of Scientology is going through a difficult season. Over the course of two days last week, a French court convicted the church of fraud and Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis' resignation from the church over a litany of concerns was aired publicly.
Protester Sues Church Of Scientology
A college student is suing the Nashville Church of Scientology, a security company and three off-duty Spring Hill police officers for $6 million.
Peaches: 'Scientology makes me happy'
Peaches Geldof has confirmed that she is a follower of Scientology. The socialite, who was first rumoured to be interested in the controversial faith in June, made the revelation in a new ITV2 documentary which sees her being interviewed by Fearne Cotton, according to The Sun .
The internet has done for Scientology. Could it rumble the Christians, too?
While Hubbard's cult gets ever more exposed, it's a shame other religions are not forced to justify their own doctrinal lunacies Draw near, infidels, for these are dark days for the Knights of Hubbard.
Scientology endures a nightmare week
Most religious organisations can weather a high-profile defection or two. Many might successfully explain away a fraud conviction in a foreign criminal court, or deal with the spectacular suicide of a member, or muddle through a less than stellar public performance by a prominent spokesman.
French Branch of Scientology Convicted of Fraud
The French branch of the Church of Scientology was convicted of fraud and fined nearly $900,000 on Tuesday by a Paris court.
Did Scientology play a role in Australian suicide?
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