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A REFERENCE WORK PRESENTED BY THE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY INTERNATIONAL
Table of Contents
The Creed of the Church of ScientologyIntroduction
Chapters
Appendices
Appendice 1 The Theological Fundamentals of the Scientology Religion
Appendice 2 Scientology An Analysis and Comparison of Its Religious Systems and Doctrines
Appendice 3 Scientology The Marks of Religion
Appendice 4 Scientology Its cosmology, Anthropology, System of Ethics & Methodologies
Appendice 5 Scientology An analysis and Review of a New Religion
Appendice 6 Scientology And Contemporary Definitions of Religion in the Social Sciences
Appendice 7 Scientology a true Religion
Appendice 8 Scientology The Relationship between Scientology and Other Religions
Appendice 9 Official Recognition of Scientology as a Religion
Appendice 10 Books by L. Ron Hubbard On Scientology
List of Scientology Churches and Missions
Bibliography


Axiom 1 Life is basically a static.

DEFINITION: A life static has no mass, no motion, no wavelength, no location in space or in time. It has the ability to postulate and to perceive.

Axiom 2 The static is capable of considerations, postulates and opinions.

Axiom 3 Space, energy, objects, form and time are the result of considerations made and/or agreed upon by the static and are perceived solely because the static considers that it can perceive them.

Axiom 4 Space is a viewpoint of dimension.

Axiom 5 Energy consists of postulated particles in space.

Axiom 6 Objects consist of grouped particles.

Axiom 7 Time is basically a postulate that space and particles will persist.

Axiom 8 The apparency of time is the change of position of particles in space.

Axiom 9 Change is the primary manifestation of time.

Axiom 10 The highest purpose in the universe is the creation of an effect.

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