What is scientology
Who founded scientology?
Ron Hubbard
How many American members are there?
25,000
Man is an _____ spiritual being.
Immortal.
"His experience extends well beyond a _____ lifetime."
Single
Who is a the member of scientology that was in the movie "Top Gun."
Tom Cruise
Who does scientology mostly attract?
People who feel they are emotionally being held back.
What is Hubbards first book called?
Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health.
What is the basic principle of existence?
survival.
What are the lasting scars from trauma called?
Engrams.
What is the church of scientology most compared to around the world?
A cult
How does the mind react or respond to life's trauma based on scientology beliefs?
By clouding the analytic mind.
What did scientology begin as?
A counseling service.
Thetans are trapped within ____ bodies over a lifetime.
multiple.
True or false. Every member is entitled to their own belief of God.
True
True or false. The founder of the church was a sci-fi novelist before he founded the church.
true.
Where did the idea of scientology come from? The quest to discover the science of the _____.
Mind
What are thetans?
Human Imortal souls.
His capabilities are ______, even if not presently realized.
unlimited.
What is the state that members work towards in the church.
"clear."
true or false. The Church of scientology does not believe in the apocalypse.
False
How did scientology transition into religion?
With the discussions of "thetans"
Within the idea of scientology. How can people improve themselves?
Undergoing certain counseling sessions, rituals, and pursuing self discovery.
What is the process that works by finding the sources of trauma and relives those situations.
Auditing.
What is the attempt of auditing?
to neutralize them and reassert the primacy of the analytic mind.
true or false. scientology includes all religions
true