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	Famous Christian Scientists
		First, how devout, etc. the people that you list are/were in their religion cannot be researched; only opinions can be gathered on that, and that does not comprise fairness of reporting nor good journalism.
		None of the people are listed as a result of any intrusion into their private lives.
		This is a list of very impressive people, in both their public careers and their private lives.
	www.adherents.com /largecom/fam_chrsci.html (1914 words)

	Scientology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Scientologists have claimed benefits from auditing including improved IQ, improved ability to communicate, enhanced memory, alleviated dyslexia and attention deficit problems, and improved relaxation; however, no scientific studies have verified these claims.
		Scientologists utilize ARC as a central organizing principle in their own lives, primarily based upon the belief that improving one aspect of the triangle increases the level of the other two.
		Scientologists argue that published accounts of the Xenu story and other colorful teachings are presented out of context for the purpose of ridiculing their religion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Scientology (9261 words)

	The Scandal of Scientology / Chapter 10: The Suppressives
		It appears that few other Scientologists have gotten out of it or spoken against their group though, perhaps because one of the Scientology codes stated that no member was permitted to speak disparagingly of Scientology to outsiders or members of the press.
		Most Scientologists are anxious to adhere to this code and not speak against Scientology, so much so that when one alleged Scientologist committed suicide in England, he left a note saying his suicide had nothing to do with Scientology or with his being a member of the group.
		Every professional Scientologist is bound by his "Code of the Scientologist" which is more strict by far than the codes binding medical doctors and psychiatrists.
	members.chello.nl /mgormez/books/scandel/sos-10.html (2351 words)

	Famous Adherents: What religion was...? (religious affiliation)
		These "Famous Adherent" lists are interesting, but they are not intended for sociological or statistical research.
		Likewise, these lists are not intended as a source of general information about religious groups or religious beliefs.
		Famous adherents / celebrity adherents / influential adherents / famous faithful / famous members of various churches / famous church members / religion of famous people webpage created 11 November 1999.
	www.adherents.com /adh_fam.html (1025 words)

	Katie's is Going to Lose It! \| Dlisted
		Posh already has anorexia, she don't want to catch the crazy that Tom and his Scientologist cult have...Katie thought being famous and rich was everything, now she has to pay for it with her freedom, ha ha ha ha!
		A nose job was one on the list, another was jaw work and some big veneers.
		According to Richard Behar's now famous 1991 story in Time magazine about Scientology, the Feshbachs were the subject of congressional hearings in 1989.
	dlisted.com /node/7916 (3395 words)

	Marburg Journal of Religion (July 1999) Marco Frenschkowski
		In this regard he is much overrated by Scientologists but also much underrated by critics who read him only with the glasses of antipathy against Scientology.
		Many Scientologists are not very much interested in these mythological matters and try to make them look only supplementary to the fundamental "life improvement approach" of Scientology.
		Also some scientologists have good private collections and are usually quite willing to help when treated with some basic fairness.
	web.uni-marburg.de /religionswissenschaft/journal/mjr/frenschkowski.html (9492 words)

	booth
		But not long afterward part of Tietjens' brain, and all of his hubris, are shattered by a bomb blast in the Great War, and he is reduced, in utter humiliation, to a pathetic attempt to memorize the very encyclopedia he had once scorned.
		Take a look sometime at the listings under "Argonne National Laboratories" or the "Department of Behavioral Sciences.") It is no doubt true that many of us can give journalistic accounts of fl holes, marginal utility, polymorphous perversities, ekphrastic poetry, and the oft-repeated rise, over about twenty centuries, of the bourgeoisie.
		Money for professorships and fellowships flowed in, as our graduates became famous for the way they performed, and as our new kind of professor, recruited when young, became famous for teaching the world how to perform responsibly and effectively in its rhetorical exchanges.
	iotu.uchicago.edu /booth.html (10164 words)

	I could be wrong....
		Reasonable discussion can take place, even if Scientologists and psychics are also allowed to speak; people can choose who to listen to.
		Yet one of the most famous on-screen romances of all time, between Rick and Ilsa in Casablanca, was extramarital--and still, it was a paragon of mature, self-sacrificing, and (despite Rick's protestations) noble passion that stands in striking contrast to both the lurid affair in Match Point and the strangely celebrated one in Brokeback.
		Likewise, the tenderness and unselfishness of Humphrey Bogart's hardbitten, hard-drinking Rick towards his forbidden lover in Casablanca puts the lie to the claim that the lovers in Brokeback were plausibly deprived by their taciturn, homophobic cowboy upbringing of the opportunity to learn the finer points of love.
	icouldbewrong.blogspot.com (9577 words)

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		For example, a person listed in a scientology publication might claim in court that it didn't know it was listed there and that it proves nothing.
		But it is very interesting, as I continue my studies in these matters, to see how really good Scientology was from the point of view of their data, their information, their actual knowledge, their wisdom writings, so to speak.
		Miscavige, other senior Scientologists and certain celebrities would also use the movie theater we constructed on the base to view first run movies provided to him by his acquaintances in the movie industry.
	home.snafu.de /tilman/faq-you/celeb.txt (7704 words)

	The Top 10 Secret Celebrity Scientologists \| Cracked.com
		But while some of the famous faces of scientology make sense, there are a surprising amount of celebs that honestly, we expected better from.
		Knowing he thinks alien ghosts infected the planet with negative energy can't help but be a little disappointing coming from a guy who can execute a flawless nosegrind.
		Connections: Lee' My Name is Earl and Mallrats co-star Ethan Suplee isn't just a Scientologist; he' also married to the sister of second generation Scientologist/certified whack job Juliette Lewis, who starred in that awful "retarded people in love" movie The Other Sister with close friend and fellow scientologist Giovani Ribisi.
	www.cracked.com /article_14932_top-10-secret-celebrity-scientologists.html (839 words)

	ABC News: Celebrity Scientologists
		Tom Cruise, Scientology's most famous member, sparred with Matt Lauer on the "Today" show over psychiatry, which Scientology strenuously opposes.
		Cruise's wife, Katie Holmes, has also converted to Scientology.
		She reportedly delivered their baby with no drugs and in complete silence.
	abcnews.go.com /US/popup?id=884952 (55 words)

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