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4.12 Does Scientology believe one can exist outside of the

body?

4.13 Does Scientology believe in reincarnation or past lives?

4.14 Does Scientology believe in charity and welfare?

4.15 Does Scientology hold any political views?

4.16 Can children participate in Scientology? How?

4.17 What does Scientology say about the raising of children?

4.18 Can one make up his own mind about Scientology?

4.19 What is the Scientology cross?

4.20 What religious holidays do Scientologists celebrate?

5. SCIENTOLOGY'S FOUNDER [Located in file 1 of 3]

5.1 Is L. Ron Hubbard still alive?

5.2 Who was L. Ron Hubbard?

5.3 What was L. Ron Hubbard's role in the Church?

5.4 Has L. Ron Hubbard's death affected the Church?

5.5 How did L. Ron Hubbard rise above the reactive mind when

others didn't?

5.6 Did L. Ron Hubbard make a lot of money out of Scientology?

5.7 Was L. Ron Hubbard a millionaire?

5.8 How is it that one man could discover so much information?

5.9 Do Scientologists believe that L. Ron Hubbard was Jesus

Christ?

5.10 Did L. Ron Hubbard go Clear?

6. SCIENTOLOGY ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES [Located in file 2 of 3]

6.1 How do Scientologists view life?

6.2 What moral codes do Scientologists live by?

6.3 What is Scientology's view on drugs?

6.4 Why are there so many young people on staff in Scientology?

6.5 Do you have any special dietary laws or rules against

smoking or drinking in Scientology?

6.6 Do Scientologists use medical doctors?

6.7 In Scientology does one have to sacrifice one's

individuality?

6.8 What benefits can one get from Scientology?

6.9 What is Scientology's system of ethics?

6.10 What does 'clear the planet' mean?

6.11 What does 'suppressive person' mean?

6.12 What is disconnection?

6.13 Is Scientology a cult?

6.14 Does Scientology engage in brainwashing or mind control?

6.15 Does Scientology actively promote for new members?

6.16 Does one really need Scientology to do well in life?

6.17 Does one have to believe in Scientology?

6.18 Why do Scientologists sometimes seem so intent on what

they are doing?

6.19 What do the terms 'preclear', 'student' and 'auditor'

mean?

6.20 What is the E-Meter(R) and how does it work?

7. THE ORGANIZATIONS OF SCIENTOLOGY [Located in file 2 of 3]

7.1 Scientology is a philosophy. Why does it need to be

organized?

7.2 How many people work in a Scientology church?

7.3 How is Scientology organized?

7.4 Where are Scientology churches located?

7.5 What does a Scientology church or mission actually do?

7.6 What is the Office of Special Affairs?

7.7 What is the Flag Service Organization?

7.8 What is the Flag Ship Service Organization?

7.9 What is the Sea Organization?

7.10 Is it true that people in the Sea Org sign a billion-year

contract?

7.11 Why does Scientology have ministers? Are all

Scientologists ministers?

7.12 What are field staff members?

7.13 Why is everything copyrighted and trademarked in

Scientology? [7.14 Does the IRS recognize Church organizations as non-profit

charitable organizations?]

8. CHURCH FUNDING [Located in file 2 of 3]

8.1 Why do Scientologists make donations?

8.2 Why does one have to make donations to separate

organizations for their services?

8.3 What about those who cannot afford to make donations for

services?

8.4 Is the Church profit-making?

8.5 How much does it cost to go Clear?

8.6 How well paid are Scientology staff? [8.6 Are donations made to the Church of Scientology tax

deductible in the United States?]

9. SCIENTOLOGY BOOKS [Located in file 2 of 3]

9.1 What is the best book for a beginning Scientologist to

read?

9.2 Are the books difficult to understand?

9.3 Where can L. Ron Hubbard's books be purchased?

9.4 What books should one read to get information about:

9.4.1 Dianetics?

9.4.2 Basic Scientology principles?

9.4.3 Self-help, tests, and processes?

9.4.4 Handling the residual effects of drugs and toxins?

9.4.5 Basic principles of communication?

9.4.6 Predicting human behavior and understanding people?

9.4.7 How to increase success on the job?

9.4.8 Basic principles of organization?

9.4.9 Basic principles of management?

9.4.10 The principles of ethics and how to use them to

live a more productive life?

9.4.11 Study methods?

9.4.12 Procedures to increase one's spiritual awareness

and abilities?

9.4.13 Past lives and how they relate to this life?

9.4.14 The application of basic Scientology technology to

help others improve their lives?

9.5 How can one get happiness out of a book?

10. DIANETICS [Located in file 2 of 3]

10.1 What is Dianetics?

10.2 What is the mind? Where is the mind?

10.3 What is the difference between the analytical mind and the

reactive mind?

10.4 What is the difference between Scientology and Dianetics?

11. SCIENTOLOGY AND DIANETICS COURSES [Located in file 3 of 3]

11.1 What training should a person take first?

11.2 What does one get out of Scientology and Dianetics

courses?

11.3 How are Scientology and Dianetics training different from

studying philosophy or other religions?

11.4 Should I get my auditing before I get trained?

11.5 When can I take Scientology courses?

11.6 How are Scientology courses run?

11.7 When do I actually gain experience in auditing others?

11.8 When can I take the Minister's Course?

11.9 How long do courses take?

11.10 Are Scientology Course Supervisors university trained?

12. SCIENTOLOGY AND DIANETICS AUDITING [Located in file 3 of 3]

12.1 What is the difference between the auditing and training

routes in Scientology?

12.2 Do all the people on staff in Scientology receive auditing

as well as training?

12.3 Why does one have to wait six weeks for auditing if one

has been habitually using drugs?

12.4 Will antibiotics prevent me from getting auditing?

12.5 Is it okay to take any sort of drugs when you are in

Scientology?

12.6 How many hours of auditing a day to people receive?

12.7 Has the technology of auditing changed since the early

days of Scientology?

12.8 What will I get out of auditing?

12.9 Does auditing really work in all cases?

12.10 What auditing handles physical pains or discomforts?

12.11 What can auditing cure?

12.12 Can one go exterior (be separate from the body) in

auditing?

13. THE STATE OF CLEAR [Located in file 3 of 3]

13.1 What is Clear?

13.2 How does one go Clear?

13.3 How long does it take to go Clear?

13.4 If one goes Clear, will he lose his emotions?

13.5 What can you do when you are Clear?

13.6 Are Clears perfect?

13.7 Do Clears eat food and sleep?

13.8 Do Clears get colds and get sick?

13.9 If Clears no longer have a reactive mind, why do they

still need to get auditing?

14. THE STATE OF OPERATING THETAN [Located in file 3 of 3]

14.1 What is meant by Operating Thetan (OT)?

14.2 How would you describe the state of Operating Thetan?

14.3 Why are the OT materials confidential?

15. A SCIENTOLOGY CAREER [Located in file 3 of 3]

15.1 Can one audit as a career?

15.2 Of what value would it be to have my child trained as an

auditor?

15.3 Can one make Scientology a career in some other way than

by being a minister?

16. SCIENTOLOGY IN SOCIETY [Located in file 3 of 3]

16.1 I've heard that Scientologists are doing good things for

society. What are some specific examples?

16.2 Is Scientology active in Black communities and countries?

16.3 Do doctors, schools, social workers, businessmen and other

professional people use Scientology?

16.4 Why has Scientology sometimes been considered

controversial?

16.5 Why has Scientology been to court a lot of times?

16.6 Are there any laws against the practice of Scientology?

Has it been banned?

16.7 How does Scientology view deprogrammers and groups that

attempt to force people to denounce their chosen religion?

16.8 Why is Scientology opposed to psychiatry?

16.9 Why do some people oppose Scientology?

16.10 Is Scientology trying to rule the world?

16.11 Can Scientology do anything to improve the world

situation?

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6. SCIENTOLOGY ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES

6.1 How do Scientologists view life?

As a game -- a game in which everyone can win.

Scientologists are optimistic about life and believe

there is hope for a saner world and better civilization

and are actively doing all they can to achieve this.

6.2 What moral codes do Scientologists live by?

There are four main codes that Scientologists apply in

life. One is the Auditor's Code which gives the basic

rules an auditor must abide by to ensure excellent

auditing results.

Another is the Code of a Scientologist, guidelines which

Scientologists agree to follow in order to achieve the

aims of Scientology.

There is an ethical code, called the Code of Honor, that

Scientologists use in dealing with their fellow men.

L. Ron Hubbard has also written a nonreligious moral code

called "The Way to Happiness" which gives basic precepts

for a happy life. This moral code is used by

Scientologists and non-Scientologists alike, with tens of

millions of copies distributed in communities all around

the world.

6.3 What is Scientology's view on drugs?

Scientologists consider that drugs cause damaging effects

on a person -- physically, mentally and spiritually. They

decrease awareness and hinder abilities. They are a

"solution" to some other problem, which themselves become

a problem.

Scientologists do not take street drugs or mind-altering

psychiatric drugs.

Scientologists do use prescribed drugs as part of medical

programs from competent physicians, but have found that

as a result of auditing, they need to take medical drugs

much less frequently and also that medications such as

antibiotics seem to work more rapidly when being audited.

For more information about drugs and what can be done

about them, the book _Clear Body, Clear Mind: The

Effective Purification Program_ is recommended.

6.4 Why are there so many young people on staff in Scientology?

Many Scientologists are under thirty-five. We find that

young Scientologists enjoy the lifestyle working in the

Church. It may be that due to the expansion of

Scientology they find that there are many opportunities

to achieve responsible positions quite rapidly. Many

families have three generations working in Scientology.

There are also a great many older people in Scientology.

6.5 Do you have any special dietary laws or rules against

smoking or drinking in Scientology?

No. There are no dietary laws whatsoever and no general

prohibitions against smoking or drinking. The only

guidelines in Scientology are that no alcohol is allowed

twenty-four hours prior to or during auditing sessions,

and that no drinking is allowed twenty-four hours prior

to or during study. The effects of the alcohol would make

it impossible to get the gains one can get from auditing

and training.

Smoking is forbidden in course rooms or during auditing