Scientology Cross Theology & Practice of a Contemporary Religion

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The Church of Scientology was established in 1954. Today its more than 6,000 churches, missions, related organizations, groups and activities span the globe and minister the religion to more than eight million people in 159 countries in over 66 languages.

The rapid emergence of the Scientology religion within the world’s changing spiritual community has led many to ask what kind of religion it is, how it compares with other faiths and in what ways it is different. What is its understanding of a Supreme Being and the spiritual aspects of life which transcend the temporal world? What social and community work is done by Scientology Church members and how do these activities relate to the greater religious purpose of the Scientology belief?

This volume provides answers to these and other such questions about the Scientology religion and its members. In it, leading scholars provide diverse and insightful perspectives into Scientology, resulting in a unique and comprehensive overview of the religion.

The goal of the Scientology religion is to achieve complete certainty of one's spiritual existence, one's relationship to the Supreme Being, and his role in eternity. In this regard, countless authorities have affirmed that Scientology sits squarely within the tradition of the world's major religions.

Table of Contents:
The Creed of the Church of Scientology
Introduction
Chapter 5
Organizations of the Scientology Religion
Chapters
Defining Religion in a Pluralistic Society
Chapter 6
Scientologists' Community Activities
Chapter 2
Doctrine of the Scientology Religion
Chapter 7
L. Ron Hubbard, Founder of Scientology
Chapter 3
The Religious Practices of Scientology
Appendices
Chapter 4
Scripture and Symbols of the Scientology Religion
Books by L. Ron Hubbard on Scientology

Religious Resources
Scientology - Visual Presentation
Locate a Church of Scientology


Bonafides of the Scientology Religion

Scientologists subscribe to a code which includes the commitment: "To use the best I know of Scientology to the best of my ability to help my family, friends, groups and the world."

The Aims of Scientology, as stated by L. Ron Hubbard, the Founder of the Scientology religion, 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."

In alignment with the Aims of Scientology individual Scientologists are extremely active in society. On this web site we will keep you informed about the activities of our members around the world. We invite you to go through this site to find out how Scientologists translate their beliefs into action to help their friends, families and the world in which we live.


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