I've seen flyers of the book 'Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health' whenever I passed EDSA down the ORTIGAS MRT station going to Robinsons Galleria. I think they want to widely spread their wrong belief. I also noticed a letter from the brother in law of a friend of mine, who just passed the board exams as a Nurse. They are penetrating the medical industry. God is much powerful that what they are planning to expand. God's word stands true, will never come void and will finish its purpose.
God Blessed to all. Please pray for me, be going to Mumbai India for a short-term missions outreach. visit my friendster blog for info: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Thanks. GodSpeed... PS: is it okay if i post this topic to my friendster blog. Thanks again... --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > just wanted to share how scientology believers lure > unsuspecting > people...forward this to the prebelievers you > know... > > > > Putting the Testers to the Test > By Susan Verstraete > Outside our local Walmart, an outgoing and friendly > group of people set up > tables in the spot usually occupied by Girl Scouts, > Shriners, or the VFW. > Celebrity posters and colorful signs on their tables > offered passersby a > free stress test. One by one, interested shoppers > sat down at the table > and gripped two metal cylinders connected by an > electrical cord to a meter > that sat on the table. The operator (called an > auditor) asked a series of > questions about the shopper's life and monitored his > reactions using the > meterâa device called an Electropsychometer, or > E-meter. > > Sounds legitimate, doesn't it? But just who were > these > seemingly-altruistic people offering the test? They > were members of the > Church of Scientology, a group started by L. Ron > Hubbard after the > publication of his book in 1950, Dianetics: The > Modern Science of Mental > Health. You might recognize the names of some of > Hubbard's more prominent > followers, including John Travolta, Tom Cruise and > Nichole Kidman. > Scientologists use these "sect-symbols" on posters, > in print and on > television to promote their teaching, while E-meter > booths pop up in > shopping malls all over the United States, manned by > concerned, > compassionate listeners. > Sadly, Scientology is not just an innocuous > self-help program for > Hollywood superstars and stressed-out Walmart > shoppers. Scientology is a > system of beliefs incompatible with Christianity and > without value to the > believer. Let's turn the tables and put Scientology > to the test, using a > few quotes from the first pages of their website.1 > Scientology teaches: > Man is an immortal, spiritual being . . . His > capabilities are unlimited, > even if not presently realized â and those > capabilities can be realized. > He is able to not only solve his own problems, > accomplish his goals and > gain lasting happiness, but also achieve new, higher > states of awareness > and ability.2 > The Bible teaches that spiritual death as a result > of sin is our most > serious problem, and apart from Jesus Christ, we are > helpless. > I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides > in me and I in him, he > it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you > can do nothing. John > 15:5 > Scientology teaches: > In Scientology no one is asked to accept anything as > belief or on faith. > That which is true for you is what you have observed > to be true.3 > The Bible teaches that our hearts can fool us, that > we can know absolute > truth in Jesus Christ, and that God rewards those > who seek Him by faith. > The heart is deceitful above all things, and > desperately wicked: who can > know it? Jeremiah 7:9 > So Jesus said to the Jews who had believed in him, > "If you abide in my > word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know > the truth, and the > truth will set you free." John 8:31-32 > And without faith it is impossible to please him, > for whoever would draw > near to God must believe that he exists and that he > rewards those who seek > him. Hebrews 11:6 > Scientology teaches: > Past lives, or times we have lived before, are > suppressed by the > painfulness of the memory of those former > existences. The memory is > contained in mental image pictures which, on close > viewing, are capable of > developing a reality "more real" than present time. > . . . A person with > amnesia is looked upon as ill. What of a person who > can remember only this > life? Is this then not a case of amnesia on a grand > scale?4 > The Bible teaches that all of us live only one life > on earth. > And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and > after that comes > judgment, so Christ, having been offered once to > bear the sins of many, > will appear a second time, not to deal with sin but > to save those who are > eagerly waiting for him. Hebrews 9:27-28 > The next time someone in the shopping mall stops to > ask you about your > stress level, don't be drawn in. Instead of allowing > the Scientologists to > test you, test them against the perfect standard of > God's word.5 > ________________ > 1http://www.scientology.org/ > 2Ibid. > 3Ibid. > 4 http://www.realscientology.com/index.htm > 5 For a more comprehensive critique of Scientology, > we recommend this > article from the Christian Research Institute. > http://www.equip.org/free/DS170.htm > ______________________ > Copyright © 2005 Susan Verstraete. > Permission granted for not-for-sale reproduction in > exact form including > copyright. Other uses require written permission. > Write for additional > materials. > > www.CCWonline.org > > I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for > private users. > It has removed 16 spam emails to date. > Paying users do not have this message in their > emails. > Try SPAMfighter for free now! > > > SPONSORED LINKS > Bible church > Jesus christ > Christianity > Great commission > Cbcp > > > YAHOO! 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