Court upholds Scientology fraud ruling in France
A French appeals court has upheld fraud charges and a €600,000 fine against the Church of Scientology for cajoling followers into paying large sums for bogus personality tests and cures.
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A French appeals court has upheld fraud charges and a €600,000 fine against the Church of Scientology for cajoling followers into paying large sums for bogus personality tests and cures.
The only wrong thing reported in the article is the French parliamentary committee calling it “a dangerous cult, not a religion”, given the clear fact that nearly all organised religions are dangerous. The followers of Jesus were called “the cult of the Galilean” by the priests of Judaea.
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