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FredricRice asked this question on 5/9/2000:
I also find in the Auditor's code item number 27 which reads, "I promise
to refuse any being to be physically injured, violently damaged, operated
on or killed in the name of 'mental treatment.'"
In light of the Lisa McPherson homicide, does anyone know if _this_ one
has been repealed as well? And if not, what the Condition of Ethics would
be?
Phobos1 gave this response on 5/10/2000:
No, to the best of my knowledge, it hasn't been repealed.
The Church itself seems to be saying that Lisa MacPherson's death
was an unfortunate accident, and since standard tech is 100%
effective, obviously it wasn't followed. (One wonders about the true
workability of a 100% effective technology which is only correctly
applied less than 30% of the time.) As well, they don't believe they
were giving her 'mental treatment'; on the contrary, they think they
were saving her from such.
As for the Condition of Ethics, that will probably depend on whether or
not the Church itself is convicted or loses the civil suit. Scientology
ethics is radically consequentialist and egoist; things are good or bad
only insofar as they affect Scientology. Personally, I can't tell much
difference between that sort of ethic and no ethic at all.
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Subject: Oh: And the Auditor's Code - Item number 27
Answered by: Phobos1
Asked By: FredricRice
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