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According to the record C.O. Wentzel brought the paperwork for Mr. Hubbard to choose an employee assistant on 2/14 and 2/26. C.O. Wentzel reported on these forms that Mr. Hubbard refused to sign them both. Then on the day of the hearing (2/24/15) C.O. Sewsey testified he went to get Mr. Hubbard for his hearing and that Mr. Hubbard refused to attend or sign the paper waiving his right to attend. At this hearing the officer gave Mr. Hubbard 270 days of S.H.U. and a loss of 9 months good time. Directly

" Lafayette Ron Hubbard was an author and philosopher born in 1911. He researched the Dynamic Principle of Existence, and his goal in this was the ability to unify all available knowledge for the greater good of society. Like many of us, he observed the harmful effects of criminality and drug addiction and made it his goal to completely eradicate these. He began his search for the fundamental truths of human spirituality. He officially announced Scientology as a religion at Hubbard College in Wichita

Scientology was formed in 1954 CE by a man name Ron Hubbard. Ron Hubbard was an author who created a system called dianetics. It’s a system that tries to remove any harmful mental disorders from the mind. Hubbard wrote books and also created a foundation that will later begin teaching dienetics to inspiring students. The Hubbard Dianetic Research Foundation, was the building ground for new research in Dianetics and a movement began marching in the U.S that will be popularized as scientology. I will

Having watched Going Clear: Scientology And The Prison Of Belief only recently and subsequently watching Faults and Sound Of My Voice, I suppose one could say I am in the midst of an occult fixation of sorts. I may do reviews on the latter two, but the short and sweet of it for now's that Faults did a fine job despite its tonal issues and ended rather nicely while Sound Of My Voice opted to bog itself down with undeveloped scenes and lines of dialogue that existed for no reason than to raise questions

Scientology.org, “Through application of Scientology principles and technology in an auditing session, a person is able to remove barriers and unwanted conditions and so become more himself. As a person progresses, he reaches out to help others in the ways he has been helped.” What some religions call this a confession, Scientology calls it an audit. The goal of auditing is: “1. helping individuals rid themselves of any spiritual disabilities. 2. Increasing spiritual abilities…here they are asked

Scientology is a form of religious beliefs and practices created in 1954 by Ron Hubbard. It was designed as a program called Dianetics. The organization quickly entered bankruptcy and Hubbard lost the rights to Dianetics. He then recharacterized the subject as a religion and renamed it Scientology, retaining almost everything. Within some time, he managed to regain the rights to Dianetics and kept both issues under the Church of Scientology. Scientology is a religious based on the seeking of self-knowledge

Religious intolerance and Scientology The world can be a dangerous place. It can be even more dangerous if someone proves to be different, or seen as unusual in any way. Scientology may be arguably one of the strangest religions in the world. Because of this, Scientology has experienced intolerance since it was first founded in 1954. Religious intolerance is a social issue, and affects every level of the religious community, from the followers to the conductors of Scientology. Widespread intolerance

Zoё Slaughter Professor Jason Fisette Philosophy 210 19 October 2017 The Controversy of Abuse in Scientology There has never been a religion more controversial or widely debated as Scientology. In part, this image has been supported over the decades through the indirect machinations of Scientologists themselves; their desire to prevent media attention has seemingly garnered more scrutiny, and their interest in seclusion only furthers the idea of cultic secrecy. These examples are heightened as allegations

In his article “What is Greatness” he states that the key factors in becoming great is by understanding and love his fellow man. In his article, he told his readers that “a truly great person loves his fellows because he understands them” (Hubbard 1). When he says this, he’s not talking about forgiving everyone that has wronged him, but to be able to comprehend them. He believes that when the only thing a person knows how to do is hate, than he’s truly doomed. Wisdom is the key to greatness

its numerous beliefs and extensive practices, but also involves its members in ceremonies and holidays. Scientology came about in several stages. The idea behind this religion officially came about in the late 1940s, when founder, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, began writing and developing manuscripts on his idea of Dianetics. The interest of scientology grew with the publication of Hubbard’s Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health on May 9, 1950. By February of 1954, Scientology became an established