In article <3584s0hlm2kmhrnsldpqn6mlkmremgsqra@4ax.com>, Gerry Armstrong says...
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>On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 14:06:21 -0600, "Magoo" <magoo44@charter.net>
>wrote:
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>>Just curious....how many people think if Jesus Christ was alive today, that
>>he'd join Scientology?
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>He is alive today.
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>Christ is that which is in us which is common to all of us.
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>Scientology tries to eradicate that part of us. It is a terribly
>terrifying part of man to the Scientologists, yet they all contain
>Christ and couldn't get rid of him with all the finest Class XII
>auditing all day long every day until the end of time.
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>Hubbard knew what he was doing. "Thetans believed they were _one_.
>This is the primary error. Good luck."
>http://www.scientology-kills.org/alien_tales.htm
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>Scientologists know, without even thinking about it, that Scientology
>is idolatry. But very few really recognize that the Scientological
>form of idolatry is so anti-Christ.
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>So, would someone who knew that minds are joined and that we have not
>left our Creator join Scientology? No. Because it's anti-Christ, as no
>other organization is anti-Christ, he would, I think, oppose it. And
>I'd also think that no matter what he did, Scientology would oppose
>him and try to eradicate him, because, so obviously, it's so
>anti-Christ.
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>Scientology uses a mental "technology" and a "philosophy" to eradicate
>the Christ in people. I think that would get the attention of God
>Himself.
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>>Ok, even if he didn't join (Which I highly doubt he would)....would he break
>>bread with DM and gang? Due to his nature of kindness, possibly.
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>Probably as guided by his Creator. Undoubtedly he would be in
>communication with David Miscavige, just because minds are joined. But
>all that focused hatred of what in man was created in God's Image
>would bring him into communication with the Miscavige regime in a
>dramatic way.
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>>Would he help promote them, or allow himself to be part of one of their
>>phony PR campaigns? That I *highly* doubt.
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>Well he might allow himself to be part of their phony *black* PR
>campaigns. He couldn't help but fill the Scientologists' PR, legal and
>intel files, just because Scientology at its organizational core,
>which runs PR, legal and intel, is so anti-Christ.
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>>I wouldn't say I know tons about the guy, but from all I've read, he was
>>very kind, quite straight up, said what he believed...and they killed him
>>for it, too.
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>Oh, they've done that with all sorts of people. Scientology would
>definitely snuff the very kind, straight up, and truth talking if the
>cult ever came to power.
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>>Just a little Christmas thought......
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>Yes, for me too. Thanks.
>
>Here's another. One of the most inspired posts I ever read on a.r.s.
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Oh my, my. Shame on you Gerry. You are the man who made up your own religion
for the sole purpose to keep lying about Scientology and trashing Scientology.
You justify your vilifications against the church as "your religion". And you
have the gall to claim they have hatred against humanity and they are the
anti-christ. That is rich, Gerry. Shame on you. You are the man who admits to
stealing some of L. Ron Hubbard's personal belongings. You are a proven thief
and liar. Quit talking about yourself on this newsgroup. Susan S