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The Reliability of Apostate Testimony about New Religious Movements
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Scientology: A Worshipping Community
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What is an Apostate or “ex-member”?
From the American Heritage Dictionary: One who has abandoned one’s religious faith, a political party, one’s principles, or a cause. Usually apostates are called ex-members or former members.
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The Unreliability of Stories and Rumors by Apostates
The Unreliability of Stories and Rumors by Apostates. The vast majority of false allegations put forward, primarily on the internet, to attempt to stigmatize the Church of Scientology, have been concocted by a handful of disgruntled former Scientologists—apostates 1 —who commonly have “an ax to grind
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