A Scientologist (ritual, Darwin, Earth, virtual, reincarnation)

[SunMessenger]

Welcome !!!

It is always nice to see new members. The Moderators are very helpful here.
Do not hesitate in contacting them if You have any questions.

God Bless !

[Bro_Grace]

Hi, I'm new too. I guess I better check out the guide for new users before I offend somebody. I think this forum is going to be an fantastic opportunity for me to learn a lot from people such as you. I have bunch of questions already...

[Booko]

Originally Posted by Bro_Grace

Hi, I'm new too. I guess I better check out the guide for new users before I offend somebody. I think this forum is going to be an fantastic opportunity for me to learn a lot from people such as you. I have bunch of questions already...

Welcome to RF!

I hope you enjoy it here as much as I do!

[adthelad]

Originally Posted by sivamaya

hey what level are you on the bridge

Completed Grade 4.

[lizskid]

Well, I am late in this, but welcome! I look forward to your input and learning more about Scientology!

[RevOxley_501]

welcome ---cool to have a scientologist here, are there any others here i wonder?

[adthelad]

Originally Posted by RevOxley_501

welcome ---cool to have a scientologist here, are there any others here i wonder?

Don't think so.

The good thing is that Scientology is getting more acceptance due to our good works, expansion and longevity.

Books by L Ron Hubbard are the best place to find out about Scientology though, followed by your local church and www.scientology.org

In Scientology we stick to the principle that the original source of information is the best place to get it - otherwise you get the chinese whispers effect.

I'm happy to talk about my experiences though.

[groovyable]

Welcome to the site!!

i remember a friend that was telling me about a book she was reading written by L Ron Hubbard , i cant remember one of the quotes 100%/ Yet she showed it me it said something like ' A quick way to make money is to start your own religion.' You most likely of read that quote... doesnt it make you think? Anyways we props discus this on another page...

All the best mate

[RevOxley_501]

Originally Posted by adthelad

Don't think so.

The good thing is that Scientology is getting more acceptance due to our good works, expansion and longevity.

Books by L Ron Hubbard are the best place to find out about Scientology though, followed by your local church and www.scientology.org

In Scientology we stick to the principle that the original source of information is the best place to get it - otherwise you get the chinese whispers effect.

I'm happy to talk about my experiences though.

i have read The Fundamentals of Scientology interesting to say the least, and i have a copy of Dianetics i might read later on.

[adthelad]

Originally Posted by groovyable

Welcome to the site!!

i remember a friend that was telling me about a book she was reading written by L Ron Hubbard , i cant remember one of the quotes 100%/ Yet she showed it me it said something like ' A quick way to make money is to start your own religion.' You most likely of read that quote... doesnt it make you think? Anyways we props discus this on another page...

All the best mate

If starting one's own religion was such a good way to make money then I think a few more people would have done it!

From faq.scientology.org:

Q: Did L. Ron Hubbard state that the way to make money was to start a religion?


A: No.
This is an unfounded rumor. One individual once claimed L. Ron Hubbard made such a comment during a lecture in 1948. The only two people who could be found who attended that very lecture in 1948 denied that Mr. Hubbard ever made this statement. And Mr. Hubbard himself certainly denied it.
Another famous writer from the same era who did make such a statement was George Orwell, who wrote to a friend in 1938 that “there might be a lot of cash in starting a new religion.” His letter was later published as part of a collection of letters which was circulated widely. It seems that Orwell’s comment has been misattributed to Mr. Hubbard. This was recognized by courts in Germany who enjoined those who had attributed such a statement to Mr. Hubbard from repeating it.