With everything from religion definitions to the writings of L. Ron Hubbard, to news highlights from around the world, to traditional Christian concepts, PseudoScientology.com offers an introduction and ongoing examination of the 20th Century's most misunderstood religion - Scientology.
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A new online research group called PseudoScientology is serving up a large helping of spiritual resources and practical information at PseudoScientology.com.
"We've seen our web traffic increase wildly in recent days, with visitors checking us out from every continent," said Dr. J.D. Hunter, webmaster and religious studies professor. Built around a Wordpress blog format, the site features a variety of newsworthy posts on its blog page and a growing library of religious essays and other writings. Many of the resources are meant for general comparative religious study, but one of the site's primary purposes is to use philosophical concepts, as well as Christian theology, to debate the claims of Scientologist practitioners and provide an open forum for reasonable dialogue.
About the PseudoScientology team: Hunter, with his fellow researchers, has developed an entirely new concept in addressing the questions about Scientology and its "theology." Setting aside the attack methodology of many of Scientology's critics, PseudoScientology endeavors to employ what Hunters humorously calls a "reverse engineered method of Socratic induction" ... an argument forum which presents dialectic questions as a basis for common ground: such as "What do you think," or "How do you feel." "We are all still human, after all," says Hunter, "and perhaps more good can realized if we bring about a peaceful dialogue between traditional Christianity and Scientology than if we merely fire our cannons in a persistent broadside attack."
"But," he goes on to say, "that doesn't mean there won't be differences of opinion that will energize our online dialogue. We are genuinely hopeful for a mutually beneficial exchange in this great marketplace of religious ideas."
For more information:
American Religious Studies Center
PseudoScientology.com
J.D. Hunter, Ph.D.
scientology[@]cyber-rights.net
www.pseudoscientology.com
District of Columbia
202-863-8820
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