No, Scientology is not known as The Science of Mind. The Science of Mind is a philosophy and spiritual movement founded by Ernest Holmes, while Scientology is a religious organization founded by L. Ron Hubbard. They have different teachings and beliefs.

Auditing is not considered a science in the traditional sense. While it involves gathering and analyzing data, it also requires professional judgment, skepticism, and subjective assessments. Auditing is more commonly categorized as a specialized field within accounting and finance, focusing on ensuring the accuracy and reliability of financial information.

According to Wikipedia yes but there are few sources supporting this. Omar isn't as far as I can tell.

In Scientology we have "The Basics".

The Basics are a collection of 18 books, all written by founder of the religion L. Ron Hubbard, that cover all the principles and practices of our religion.

These books can be obtained from the publishers "Bridge Publications" (for the US) or "New Era Publications" (for Europe). The books are also sold on the Scientology website or in any Scientology Bookstore inside a Scientology Church around the globe.

Millions of Scientology books are now also available in more than 151,000 libraries in 192 countries so that a person can just walk into a library and read them for free.

The basics represent a chronological path of research and development. It is extremely important, to have a full understanding, that a person follow the correct order in studying these materials. For example, the first books introduces new words and meanings, that are not repeated in the second book. More words and meanings are added in the second book which are not repeated in the third. You get the idea. If you pick up the 8th book from the basics without an understanding of the basics, you would probably feel confused.

Suggest reads for starters:

- Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health

- Scientology: A New Slant on Life

- The Way to Happiness

Full list of books by chronological order or research:

- Dianetics: The Original Thesis

- Dianetics: The Evolution of a Science

- Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health

- Science of Survival

- Self-Analysis

- Advanced Procedures and Axioms

- Handbook for Preclear

- A History of Man

- Scientology: 8-80

- Scientology: 8-8008

- The Creation of Human Ability

- Dianetics 55!

- Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought

- The Problems of Work

- Scientology: A New Slant on Life

- Scientology 0-8: The book of basics

- Introduction to Scientology Ethics

- The Way to Happiness

Well, he played God in "Bruce Almighty" and "Evan Almighty" as God.

Typically no. Though indeed, he has recently contributed to a dramatized audio reading of the New International Version Bible called "The Bible Experience," along with Denzel Washington. Samuel L Jackson reads the parts of God.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SM4A8aa47U

But a lot more to it than that is he quite frequently stars in many category-shattering anti-Christian movies (Pulp Fiction, Jumper, Jungle Fever, Lakeview Terrace, etc) as to showing them as ignorant, mean-spirited Bible-thumpers, which really has some disappointment among many religious fans of Jackson, even some atheist ones.

Katie Holmes was raised in the Roman Catholic church, but reportedly embraced the Church of Scientology after she began dating Tom Cruise in 2005. However, even though she has supposedly practiced Scientology during her marriage, she reportedly filed for a divorce from Cruise because she did not want her daughter Suri raised in the church or influenced by the religion.

He is a definite NON-believer in scientology. He and his best friend, Jim Carrey have been long critics of L.Ron Hubbard's sci-fi "religion". In fact, Lisa-Marie Presley divorced Nicolas because he refused to conform to her religion, scientology.

- Tom Cruise

- Leah Remini

- John Travolta

- Catherine Bell

- Chick Corea

- Jenna Elfman

- Katie Holmes

- Kirstey Alley

- Anne Archer

- Beck

- Bodhi Elfman

- Christopher Masterson

- Erika Christensen

- Danny Masterson

- David Pomerantz

- Ethan Suplee

- Giovanni Ribisi

- Will Smith

- Nancy Cartwright

- Kelly Preston

- Juliette Lewis

- Jason Lee

Lots more.

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Some of it can be applied to life today, but remember that lots of it comes from those times so there's several things that would not be applied to life today

Perhaps the most famous members are Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes. Other members include Kirstie Alley, John Travolta, Jenna Elfman, Jason Lee, Lisa Marie Presley, Priscilla Presley, Kelly Preston, Leah Remini, and Giovanni Ribisi.

I assume you mean "scientist" and if that is the case then it is someone who studies any field of science as a profession or hobby (on a professional level). Biologists, Chemists, Doctors, Genetisists, and Physicists are all examples of scientists.

yes because its apart of art

They are totally separate and are not affiliated. They just have similar-sounding names. Scientology is its own religion that does not involve Christianity in any way. It has its own followers and tenets. The Church of Christ Scientist is a Protestant denomination founded by Mary Baker Eddy in 1866.

a church, usually. They are often not as fancy as other churches or mosques, but its a church, all the same.

The Church of Scientology does not own the Lidl or any other supermarkets. But that is not to say that some Scientologists, being business people, will not own businesses in their own right. The Church of Scientology owns buildings that are churches, and they may buy buildings for their churches. Other than that, they do not buy businesses or supermarkets.

If they do, it's in the science FICTION portion of the bookstore or library.

The writngs on Scientology are extensive. First let us understand that Scientology is a Natural Religion, not a divinely inspired Revealed Religion. Scientology is a study of what is behind the material universe, and what are the properties of that life force which is man. Mr. L. Ron Hubbard wrote these works. He never spoke of his writings as divinely inspired. But what he did do was write what he learned of the physical universe, and man, and how man fitted into the physical universe, so man could be cause, not effect. With knowledge of man as a life force L. Ron Hubbard worked out ways to alleviate man from the great spiritual burden and suffering that many have in life. L. Ron Hubbard wrote millions of words on Scientology. He recored over three thousand lectures on the subject. For some of those writings, see this site: www.scientology-canberra.org.au/canberrabooks.html There are dozens and dozens of his books. Any one can change a person when he understands what he is as a life force and something can be done about it.

Scientology is not a faith based religion. Members are not required to believe or pray.

Scientology is instead an applied religious philosophy which offer tools that can be applied to life.

These tools range from courses on how to communicate better, how to get along with others, how to handle negative people, how to raise children, how to be successful and much more.

It is taking the spiritual nature of man and combining with something that is really practical and easy to come across.

You rarely hear a Scientologist say "I believe in Scientology". Scientology is something we use not believe. In Scientology if something isn't true for you after you personally experience it, then it isn't true. Something is only true if you personal observed it to be true.

Scientology is all-denominational. People from any and all faiths can apply its principles. There are Muslim Scientologists, Christian Scientologists, Buddhist Scientologists... no one is asked to change his personal beliefs in regard to God or Gods.

Check out the free online courses on our website Scientology dot org to find out more.

Give them your money! Just kidding, but seriously. Scientology attempts to give you false enlightenment, they brain wash you and cut you down on sleep, minerals, food and they place you in situations such as hours of staring into their eyes in order to hypnotize you into signing your assets over. The practises of Scientology depend on what lies they come out with first but once you reach OT III you will be told about an alien called Xenu who travelled through space, collecting billions of aliens and killing them on Earth. After this you will be led deeper into Scientology, told that you must purify yourself because the aliens ancestors are inside YOU. Also, I am not a member of the Internet phenomenon known as Anonymous but their teachings are few. They attempt to teach you falsities, if you want to know their practises then just go on their website and it's all there. Know this though, joining Scientology is a big mistake.

A Scientologist is an individual who practices Scientology as a religion. Scientology is a body of beliefs and related practices initially developed by science fiction author L. Ron Hubbard in 1952 as an outgrowth of his earlier self-help system, Dianetics.[1] Hubbard later characterized Scientology as an "applied religious philosophy" and the basis for a new religion.[1] Scientology encompasses a spiritual rehabilitation philosophy and techniques, and covers topics such as morals, ethics, detoxification, education and management.

http://www.scientology.org/

If they want to, yes.