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How could any thinking person take seriously a 'religion' that was started by a science fiction author, and a bad one at that?

Gary, Rapture Ready 27 Comments [2/1/2004 12:00:00 AM]
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#46801
Julian

You're talking about 'Moses' right?

6/27/2006 7:28:04 AM

#525596
Crownflame

Yeah, I know! If Bradbury had started one, way more people would've joined. ^^

Yes, people, he's talking about Scientology. Ahh, Scientology. ^^

6/3/2008 9:38:52 PM

#525677
Grigadil

Religions were not designed
With thinking people in mind.

6/3/2008 10:30:17 PM

#535091
StridentLobster

He's a little hypocritical, but he ain't wrong.

6/9/2008 8:31:02 PM

#541702


George Lucas?

6/13/2008 10:21:57 PM

#541956
Canadiest

At least he's wrote more books

6/14/2008 1:46:58 AM

#541974


I actually liked battle field earth, thank you very much.

6/14/2008 2:12:28 AM

#541984
ID82

Wow that's like the smartest thing I've read from a fundie. It's too bad it comes back and bites him in the ass.

6/14/2008 2:16:59 AM

#814513
aaa

Now you know why we don't like scientology.

12/17/2008 1:28:54 PM

#814520
Particle Physicist

Now take that thought and run with it.

12/17/2008 1:31:31 PM

#814625
Marc

Wow. I actually agree with this comment.

12/17/2008 2:25:36 PM

#814652
rw23

That's it, you're on the right track. Now just take it that little bit further. Go on, you can do it...

12/17/2008 2:45:17 PM

#814708
GigaGuess

As opposed to those taken in by a Christian Fanfic?

12/17/2008 3:34:47 PM

#1138408
Anemone

That maybe the smartest thing ever said on Rapture Ready.

3/25/2010 3:12:31 PM

#1138418
anti-nonsense

Probably the same way people could believe in the concept of a Rapture invented by somebody in the 19th century by stretching the meaning of a single bible verse beyond recognization. They are gullible morons.

3/25/2010 3:24:40 PM

#1138423
David B.

Yes, if only L-Ron had been the son of a carpenter and an adulteress, that way there'd be no doubt his was the one true religion.

3/25/2010 3:29:39 PM

#1138424
Elia

Well that's the thing: Some the people who join Scientology weren't thinking too clearly when they made their choice (others were born into it, and pretty much had no choice but to hear all about it growing up). Much like how some join fanatical Christian groups.

3/25/2010 3:30:04 PM

#1138451
Professor M

Don't join the religion founded by a bad writer -- join the religion founded by a couple of mediocre writers (and then kick everyone else out)!

Hail Eris!

3/25/2010 5:07:38 PM

#1138455
Nowonmai

How could any thinking person take seriously a 'religion' what was started by stealing fables from older authors?

3/25/2010 5:20:50 PM

#1138505
Amanda

Then again, I think of the entire bible as science fiction.

3/25/2010 6:49:32 PM

#1139807
Canadiest

Yeah, Outerworldly beings and spirits, that's just stupid. Christianity doesn't do this,,,,much,,,,well, quite a lot actually

3/28/2010 8:47:41 AM

#1139808
Canadiest

And I don't for a minute believe most scientologist believe in the story. Except Cruise, he's an idiot

3/28/2010 8:48:54 AM

#1360983
Apatheist

Holy shit, someone from RR actually said something I agree with.

12/27/2011 8:16:58 AM

#1361125


The Abrahamic faiths may be far more sadistic, violent and twisted, but when it comes to sheer in-your-face stupidity; no one can topple Scientology in the top spot.

Also, I do agree with the fundie's opinion of Hubbard's writing prowess; Arthur C. Clarke or Isaac Asimov would've done a much better job, fortunately their artistic integrity was on par with their talent.

12/27/2011 3:49:48 PM

#1503228
Quantum Mechanic

At least L Ron Hubbard actually existed.

2/7/2013 3:11:16 PM
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