From: christir@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Christi)
Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology
Subject: Re: Beyond Scientology
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Date: 4 Aug 91 03:17:35 GMT
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In-reply-to: dona@bilver.uucp's message of 31 Jul 91 01:41:57 GMT

   In article <1991Jul29.015704.303594@locus.com> eastin@locus.com (Dick Eastin) writes:

   >Secondly, if anyone wishes to pursue supposed "scientology" by
   >exscientologists they should request disclosure of the consequences
   >from the exscientologists and from a Church registrar or ethics office.
   >Simply stated, exscientologists and their students, will find progress
   >on the standard Scientology program more difficult.

lemmee see if i read you right...  if you don't start with true
scientology, then you are going to have a problem if you then decide
to go to scientology?  it sounds like you are saying that that
scientology would make it more difficult to advance...  doesn't sound
very sociable.

c.

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