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Church of Scientology: It's kind of like Enron, only it actually makes money

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Title: Church of Scientology: It's kind of like Enron, only it actually makes money
Date: Friday, 8 April 2005
Publisher: Stanford Daily
Main source: stanforddaily.com

Tags: Belgium • Germany • Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Scientology's "Clear" state • South Africa • Stanford Daily • Study technology (Study tech)

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Human beings have come a long way in the past, oh, three million years or so. But while man has now advanced to the stage where he can split an atom and level a city, it’s hard to say he’s made much progress in understanding himself. But according to the Church of Scientology, that is all about to change. Or rather, it already has for those who have opted to come join the Scientologist flock since the Church was first formally ... [Read the rest at stanforddaily.com]