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Act_of_Reparation

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9. A little from column A, a little from column B.

Reply to Thomas Hurt (Reply #6)

Mon Jul 20, 2020, 03:58 PM

Jul 2020

He was a narcissist of Trump-like proportions. Mental health professionals were highly critical of Dianetics and Hubbard, in response, declared war against psychiatry as a practice.

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Question: Does Scientology allow members to get cancer treatment [View all] BigmanPigman Jul 2020 OP

Are you thinking of John Travolta's wife, Kelly Preston? Kittycow Jul 2020 #1

Yes, and I have listened to BigmanPigman Jul 2020 #5

They're not Christian Scientists, but the Scientologists don't believe in psychiatric treatment. Beakybird Jul 2020 #2

That probably depends on if it impacts the person's ability to pay them... RockRaven Jul 2020 #3

I think you're thinking of Christian Science. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2020 #4

The founder, Hubbard, had some issues with psychiatry/psychology as I remember. Thomas Hurt Jul 2020 #6

I thought he had Cancer and psychological BigmanPigman Jul 2020 #7

A little from column A, a little from column B. Act_of_Reparation Jul 2020 #9

Dianetics was originally offered as a substitute for psychiatric treatment Major Nikon Jul 2020 #8