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How Scientology Helped Me Raise Kids Who Care

Now they are raising their own children with the same basic certainty they found as young Scientologists: that people are inherently good, and that religious freedom makes the world a better place for everyone.

Why David Miscavige, the Leader of My Religion, Is a Personal Hero of Mine

For me he represents hope, courage, grace, and a herculean dedication to the truth.

L. Ron Hubbard’s Greatest Gift to the World on His Birthday

The granting of life to another opens the door to understanding and makes the twin curses of bigotry and exclusion impossible.

How I Feel About the Founder of My Religion: L. Ron Hubbard

Mr. Hubbard, above all else, was genuinely interested in other people—in their happiness and success and ability to know and understand and appreciate the beauty of life.

Scientology Ethics—Why I Can Face Anything

Unethical behavior is actually the only thing that will guarantee that a person does not progress in Scientology.

How Scientology Made Me Honest, After a Life of Crime

The officer looked at me and said that I had done an amazing job—all the way from the first time I walked in to now, and that he was so impressed.

What It’s Like Aboard the Freewinds

I distinctly remember the first time I set foot inside a Church of Scientology. I was immediately struck by how friendly and communicative everyone was, not just with me in particular but person to person throughout the organization.

A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats—My Personal Account of Scientology Leader Mr. David Miscavige

It turns out that we were about to hear an extraordinary update on a project involving tens of thousands of hours from Church staff all over the world. Mr. Miscavige began explaining the task he and his team had been working on for decades.

The Essence of Religion: L. Ron Hubbard’s Birthday, and His Gift

Though I grew up Catholic, I’ve been into many churches of different types and one thing I’ve always noticed is the same sense of relief from the world and the safe space a church can provide.

Who Are Scientologists, Anyway?

First, the diversity—people from all countries, races, languages, ages and professions. It was fascinating. Individuals from all over the world, all walks of life and every stage of life were sharing very personal stories of what their religion meant to them and each story was as unique as the person telling it.

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