Mike Rinder: If Scientology works, why hasn't L. Ron Hubbard returned from the dead?
Mike Rinder: Scientology and “The Mechanism of Death”
http://ift.tt/2ckr8ZF
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If, as he proclaimed, L. Ron Hubbard had indeed transcended body death, why didn’t he return to finish his work of planetary clearing? After all, it’s a billion year commitment to achieving the aims of scientology that all Sea Org members make. And the motto of the Sea Org is “We Come Back.”
Just imagine how much attention it would get and how many people would be clamoring to be involved with scientology and go Clear if L. Ron Hubbard (or any Sea Org member) did in fact return with full recall of his most recent past life? It would be relatively easy to test and prove. He should be able to ace any such test. And in doing so, Hubbard would go a long way towards accomplishing what he said he set out to do –save mankind. He would prove that his discoveries work and millions, tens or hundreds of millions of people would clamor for a technology that could conquer death. It would make the clamor for a new iPhone look like a joke. Everyone would become a scientologists and mankind would be saved from the reactive mind and the psychiatrists and all the other ills that plague it and a cleared planet would be in hand.
In that context, why is it that L. Ron Hubbard has not manifested himself in a new body? He has “more important” things to do out there in “Target Two”? That is NOT what Keeping Scientology Working and other things he wrote say. Scientology on planet earth is the only hope for the entire UNIVERSE. And it is failing to live up to its stated aims. Is he willing to let the entirety of humanity and the future of mankind and this universe founder when he could simply save it all by demonstrating what he claimed he was able to do?
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Tony Ortega has noted the significance of this:
http://ift.tt/2cibUzo
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Mike Rinder challenges Scientology beliefs, again
Just noticed that former Scientology spokesman Mike Rinder has a particularly strong piece today that looks at pronouncements by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard which have been demonstrated to be “ridiculous.”
And he asks, why hasn’t Hubbard returned, as he predicted? If Scientology really could conquer death, as it claimed, it would be plainly demonstrated and in no time at all the entire world would be clamoring to join.
For people who were never in Scientology, these might seem like obvious questions to ask. But for a Scientologist — particularly one as prominent and popular as Mike Rinder — it’s pretty earthshaking for him to confront his fellow former church members with such questions.
And just a couple of days, that is, after Mike’s former pal, Marty Rathbun, included Rinder’s blog on a list of “fora” he dismissed as parts of an “anti-Scientology cult.”
If anyone had any questions about where Rinder stands on Scientology belief, they just got their answer.
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Mike Rinder: If Scientology works, why hasn't L. Ron Hubbard returned from the dead?
Mike Rinder: Scientology and “The Mechanism of Death”
http://ift.tt/2ckr8ZF
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If, as he proclaimed, L. Ron Hubbard had indeed transcended body death, why didn’t he return to finish his work of planetary clearing? After all, it’s a billion year commitment to achieving the aims of scientology that all Sea Org members make. And the motto of the Sea Org is “We Come Back.”
Just imagine how much attention it would get and how many people would be clamoring to be involved with scientology and go Clear if L. Ron Hubbard (or any Sea Org member) did in fact return with full recall of his most recent past life? It would be relatively easy to test and prove. He should be able to ace any such test. And in doing so, Hubbard would go a long way towards accomplishing what he said he set out to do –save mankind. He would prove that his discoveries work and millions, tens or hundreds of millions of people would clamor for a technology that could conquer death. It would make the clamor for a new iPhone look like a joke. Everyone would become a scientologists and mankind would be saved from the reactive mind and the psychiatrists and all the other ills that plague it and a cleared planet would be in hand.
In that context, why is it that L. Ron Hubbard has not manifested himself in a new body? He has “more important” things to do out there in “Target Two”? That is NOT what Keeping Scientology Working and other things he wrote say. Scientology on planet earth is the only hope for the entire UNIVERSE. And it is failing to live up to its stated aims. Is he willing to let the entirety of humanity and the future of mankind and this universe founder when he could simply save it all by demonstrating what he claimed he was able to do?
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Tony Ortega has noted the significance of this:
http://ift.tt/2cibUzo
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Mike Rinder challenges Scientology beliefs, again
Just noticed that former Scientology spokesman Mike Rinder has a particularly strong piece today that looks at pronouncements by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard which have been demonstrated to be “ridiculous.”
And he asks, why hasn’t Hubbard returned, as he predicted? If Scientology really could conquer death, as it claimed, it would be plainly demonstrated and in no time at all the entire world would be clamoring to join.
For people who were never in Scientology, these might seem like obvious questions to ask. But for a Scientologist — particularly one as prominent and popular as Mike Rinder — it’s pretty earthshaking for him to confront his fellow former church members with such questions.
And just a couple of days, that is, after Mike’s former pal, Marty Rathbun, included Rinder’s blog on a list of “fora” he dismissed as parts of an “anti-Scientology cult.”
If anyone had any questions about where Rinder stands on Scientology belief, they just got their answer.
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