330:) of growth are denied access to the church's cosmological teachings, and they are given different explanations for the church's teachings. German scholar Gerald Willms notes that in addition to the esoteric foundations, Scientology cites practical justifications for its rituals, so they can be pursued without knowledge of advanced teachings. The Church of Scientology has attempted to prevent the public release of their esoteric teachings, but, through the internet, their confidential aspects have been widely released. The church considers public discussion of their space opera teachings offensive and has asked academics not to publish their details. Scientologists maintain that the true meaning of these texts is only accessible to those who have progressed through their courses, and that those who read them prematurely risk damage to their spiritual and physical conditions. Church leaders have sometimes outright refused to discuss the subject with journalists. Rothstein observes that the church also has a strong financial motivation to keep members from accessing higher-level courses, as devotees are required to make large payments to obtain them.
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categories should be made". Kent posits some of his cosmology, such as the priests and psychiatrists loyal to Xenu, were modeled after events in
Hubbard's life, such as his distaste for Christianity and clashes with the psychiatric establishment. Hubbard theorized science fiction writers sometimes recalled portions of events from past lives and incorporated it into their works, and Urban writes Hubbard's science fiction writings "contain more than a few seeds of Hubbard's religious movement, the Church of Scientology".
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often called it and referred to it in the past as the Marcab
Confederacy. And it has been wrongly or rightly pointed to as one of the tail stars of the Big Dipper, which is the capital planet of which this planet is. Now, all this sounds very Space Opera-ish and that sort of thing, and I’m sorry for it, but I am not one to quibble about the truth. "
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church, which failed to keep the secret. Critics of the church have noted that some of the narratives are scientifically impossible, and have thus assailed the church as untrustworthy for teaching them. The space opera teachings have also been satirized in popular culture. Scholars of religion have described the space opera narratives as a
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myths in the group's teachings, and that others have left the group after learning about the higher-level doctrines. Reitman relates that some members accept the space opera teachings by seeing them as similar to seemingly implausible stories of popular religions or simply remain quiet about their doubts.
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prominently uses space opera doctrines in their criticisms of the church, casting the implausibility of the stories as a clear reason to reject the group. Anti-cult critics of
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and chariot before experiencing total darkness. In Scientology, this is known as "Incident 1". Another important event in Scientology's chronology of the universe occurred on a space city known as Arslycus, the inhabitants of whom brought about an incident when capturing thetans.
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often discuss Scientology's space opera teachings. They generally take a rationalistic approach to the narratives and see them as absurd, or even as drug-fueled delusions, using them as a source of humor. The doctrines have been satirized in popular culture, most notably in the
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in November 1985. This was the first time that some aspects of Scientology's space opera teachings were offered as public evidence about the church. In the mid-1990s, Wollersheim published some of the materials on a website, prompting the church to sue his organization,
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in 1953, advancing his beliefs as religious doctrines. The church was distinct from Dianetics-based groups but incorporated some of their views. Hubbard saw Dianetics as focused on the physical body but viewed Scientology as a way to address spiritual matters.
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and enlightenment, allegedly permitting travel around the Solar System. The author referred to the process of a thetan leaving its human body as "exteriorization", which he said allowed for space travel. Urban notes that this is similar to
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contains some space opera, describing past lives—including some on warlike planets—which were recalled through auditing. In the 1960s, Hubbard introduced a series of questions, known as "security checks", to verify members' loyalty.
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In the 1950s, as Hubbard's followers recalled their past lives, he recorded many details of these recollections. With this as his source, he constructed an intricate history of the universe, identified as
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of years, retaining memories of prior lives, to which Hubbard attributed complex narratives about life throughout the universe. The most controversial of these myths is the story of
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auditing and study—and donations of tens of thousands of dollars—are required for a member to reach the highest echelons of hidden knowledge. Followers below a certain level (
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1978:10.1163/9789004435537_016
1958:Handbook of UFO Religions
1779:Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
1050:Sappell & Welkos 1990
652:"OT III Scholarship Page"
514:List of space opera media
2937:Oxford Capacity Analysis
2424:United States v. Hubbard
1956:. In Zeller, Ben (ed.).
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401:alt.religion.scientology
332:Free Zone Scientologists
2292:Death of Lisa McPherson
1942:10.1525/nr.2012.15.3.91
1876:Oxford University Press
1845:"Defining the Theology"
1826:Oxford University Press
1769:Reitman, Janet (2011).
1749:Reitman, Janet (2006).
1681:Oxford University Press
1597:Oxford University Press
2902:Cult Awareness Network
1726:Rathbun, Mark (2013).
613:. 2015. Archived from
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2947:Second Chance Program
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2571:Church of Scientology
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1719:10.1558/rsth.v18i2.97
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1972:. pp. 329–342.
1803:. Psychology Press.
1751:"Inside Scientology"
242:Van Nuys, California
2957:Volunteer Ministers
2907:The Delphian School
2877:Applied Scholastics
2287:Death of Kaja Ballo
2277:Clearwater Hearings
1652:GrĂĽnschloĂź, Andreas
1599:. pp. 83–102.
1569:. November 22, 2009
1566:Mail & Guardian
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1523:, pp. 376–379.
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1295:, November 22, 2009
1293:Mail & Guardian
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1178:, pp. 107–108.
978:, pp. 103–104.
432:age of the universe
2922:Moxon & Kobrin
2376:Suppressive person
2358:Scientology and Me
2327:Operation Freakout
2322:Operation Clambake
2152:Marcab Confederacy
2127:Ethics and justice
657:David S. Touretzky
611:Ron's Org Grenchen
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1913:978-0-691-14608-9
1885:978-0-19-533149-3
1849:Los Angeles Times
1835:978-0-19-533149-3
1810:978-0-415-26324-5
1797:Rothstein, Mikael
1788:978-0-618-88302-8
1741:978-1-484-80566-4
1690:978-0-19-533149-3
1665:978-0-19-514986-9
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