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Congratulations to The Times (Nov. 5) for revealing the absurdity of the core beliefs of Scientology. I hope that everyone will now laugh this so-called “religion” off the face of the Earth.
“A tyrannical ruler 75 million years ago, overpopulation on Earth and other planets, H-bombs exploded way back then, the tan spirits captured in chemical compounds and contaminated with evil”--Leapin’ Lizards, it must be a job for Superman!
It is obvious why Scientology doesn’t want this nonsense made public: the suckers (i.e., their clients) would never pay to get fully brainwashed through the early stages if they knew how silly the end would be.
MICHAEL KLEIN
Santa Barbara
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