Blog: 31 Factors from Marty Rathbun - 2010-05-26
Thirty-One Factors For Scientologists to Consider
Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard discovered methodologies that can enhance self-determinism, increase freedom of choice, and bring about higher states of awareness and beingness to those who practice them. Hubbard developed a method of confession that includes unconditional forgiveness and results in more able, happy and peaceful beings. Hubbard developed an ethics system that an individual can apply to himself to improve his worth to himself and to his fellows. Hubbard established a form of organizational policy that is predicated on rewarding accomplishment rather than punishing failure. Hubbard set forth many of the fundamental values of Scientology and its organizations in the Creed of the Church of Scientology, The Code of a Scientologist, and the Credo of a True Group Member. Thirty-one factors have been discovered that threaten the continued viability of this vital subject.
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- 2010
- Abortion
- Advanced Org
- Author Services Inc
- Blog post
- Caribbean
- Catholic Church
- Chairman of the Board
- Church of Spiritual Technology
- Commodore's Messenger Organization
- David Miscavige
- DC
- Dianetics
- Disconnection
- Ethics
- Flag Service Organization
- Golden Era Productions
- High Crime
- Ideal Org
- Int Base
- International Association of Scientologists
- L. Ron Hubbard
- Marty Rathbun
- Mike Rinder
- OSA Int
- OT
- Ponzi scheme
- Quicky
- Rehabilitation Project Force
- Religious Technology Center
- Scientology executive
- Scientology organization
- Scientology practice
- Scientology staff
- Scotland
- Sea Org
- Something Can Be Done About It
- Suppressive Person
- The Hole
- Watchdog Committee