If they want to be a Church, they must behave like a Church - else they
are a 'Scientology' company, of course

                                                    29 January 2008

If they want to be a Church, they must - even though they are as little
a church as they are a mosque - behave as they claim to be:

All their doctrines and materials must be freely available and
accessible to anyone, on the Internet. (This is not to be construed as
me endorsing any of their doctrines and materials, WHICH I AM NOT at
all, and which - their materials and doctrines - I know very thoroughly
to be ENTIRELY and INTENTIONALLY false in its data and intention at its
origin or source.)

Counseling and courses must be given entirely for free, or at minimum
costs for materials, printed books etc., only. (This is not to be
construed as me endorsing any of their courses or counseling, WHICH I AM
NOT at all.)

If they want to do some educational activity for fees, then that makes
them a school, not a Church, NO MATTER WHAT THEIR DOCTRINE IS. (This
is not to be construed as me endorsing any of their courses or their
counseling, WHICH I AM NOT at all.)

If they want to do some counseling activity for fees, then that makes
them a counseling firm, or a psychotherapy practice or office. (This is
not to be construed as me endorsing any of their courses or counseling,
WHICH I AM NOT at all.)

If they want to make money by promoting and then selling books, and

     - based on the false promises and the false data therein -
     
if they want to then promote, and sell, courses and psychotherapy
 
     - which is what they do -
     
then they are simply a business, NO MATTER HOW THEY CAMOUFLAGE IT.

More simple an answer you can hardly give them, I would think.

KNT hrp&p

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