in the latest episode of Leah reminis Scientology series they you are wrong about being able to be a Scientologist and engage in another religion. Too bad for you it's spelled out innscoentologiys own responses to the IRS.
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They don't care what poor people do though.
Uh oh. Another Greed lie.
"Footnote 6: Although there is no policy or Scriptural mandate expressly requiring Scientologists to renounce other religious beliefs or membership in other churches, as a practical matter Scientologists are expected to and do become fully devoted to Scientology to the exclusion of other faiths. As Scientologists, they are required to look only to Scientology Scriptures for the answers to the fundamental questions of their existence and to seek enlightenment only from Scientology. Thus, a Scientologist who grew up in the Jewish faith who continues formal membership in his synagogue and attends services with his family violates no Scientology policy or tenet. On the other hand, such a person is not permitted to mix the practice of his former faith into his practice and understanding of Scientology so as to alter orthodox Scientology in any way."
Scientology's Response to Final Series of IRS Questions Prior to Recognition of Exemption of CST Under Section 501(c)(3) As a "Church" on October 1, 1993.
"Footnote 6: Although there is no policy or Scriptural mandate expressly requiring Scientologists to renounce other religious beliefs or membership in other churches, as a practical matter Scientologists are expected to and do become fully devoted to Scientology to the exclusion of other faiths. As Scientologists, they are required to look only to Scientology Scriptures for the answers to the fundamental questions of their existence and to seek enlightenment only from Scientology. Thus, a Scientologist who grew up in the Jewish faith who continues formal membership in his synagogue and attends services with his family violates no Scientology policy or tenet. On the other hand, such a person is not permitted to mix the practice of his former faith into his practice and understanding of Scientology so as to alter orthodox Scientology in any way."
Scientology's Response to Final Series of IRS Questions Prior to Recognition of Exemption of CST Under Section 501(c)(3) As a "Church" on October 1, 1993.
Listen, you uneducated fool: Scientology has not been around long enough nor evolved enough to have any part of it described as "Orthodox". It is just "Scientology". It isn't even a comment on the validity or sensibility of it.
Now, if you can get a few thousand converts to accept and establish a separate movement within Scientology that accepts mixing and matching Christianity with Scientology, well then we can refer to the original as "Orthodox" and your branch as, perhaps, "Reformed".
I can see why they used that term in a legal sense for that filing, but in a theological or sociological sense there is not yet "Orthodox Scientology".
Listen moron, there's more than one definition of Orthodox.
Secondly, there have been Scientology groups independent of the COS for decades.
True there is more than one definition of orthodox unfortunately for you they all say basically the same thing just referring to people or groups
Citation please. Actual established groups with a hierarchy, structure, published doctrine and practices, etc. And let's throw in a qualifer of established for decades, since you made that claim. Of course, your religion has only been around for decades in and of itself.
I'll take that as, "Sorry Raoul, I have no clue and was talking out my ass."
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