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Tom Cruise making (and bankrolling) a Scientology film!
supersheep:
It hasn't gotten particularly personal yet, has it? If it does, a mod will step in and close it.
The thing about evidence is that is should be available to everyone - you don't have to experience it, you just have to share it with others. Personal experiences are NOT evidence, they're hearsay. As for the E-meter, it's nothing more than a galvanometer, a simple device for measuring current. You can fiddle with the results in the same way - hell you can end the session just by squeezing the thingies you hold.
Oh, and the way I know about Xenu and the like is because I have read testimony of former operating thetans which is published on the internet. Clambake has more going for it than you think - and what kind of religious belief do you have if you can't confront challenges to your faith?
Johnny C:
--- Quote from: KharBevNor on 29 Dec 2006, 04:50 ---That's one of the reasons I try and keep my criticism of religions down nowadays, except when they drive people to do really stupid things
--- End quote ---
Basically that is also the reason I am hesitant to directly trash-talk a lot of religions. I am not a fan of Scientology but, well, I'm really going to hold my tongue at the moment. Religion is only bad when it causes people to become stupid, dangerous or both.
Lines:
i thought there was some rule about religion? and isn't this thing not on topic anymore anyways? *shrug* i am glad you can defend your religion though, boredone. i don't agree with it, but kudos to you for being able to defend it so well.
mqarcus:
Agree with above.
Pengraffe:
While I find it vaguely interesting that without making a decent movie for quite some time, Tom Cruise is still considered a celebrity, I would like to point out that religious arguments, I mean, "Discussions" are actively discouraged here (along with political arguments as they do little good and cause flame wars.) Take it somewhere else boys.
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