> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>
> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>
> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.
>
> In the interest of confabulating present day stories to meet the
> voracious human need for stories, reviews of other story collections
> are appropriate. This can be overwhelming, perhaps the stories
> have some effects? Please consider here your own observations and
> ideas on this and other collections.
>
> On other stories : Scientology :
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> ...

> Sir Frederick wrote:

>> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
>> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
>> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
>> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
>> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
>> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
>> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.

>

>> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

>
> It's not the science that ought to be your problem, its the logic:
>
> 1) If A is entirely unlike B, and if A erronously claims that B is A, it
> does not follow that A itself is...

> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>
> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

> In the interest of confabulating present day stories to meet the
> voracious human need for stories, reviews of other story collections
> are appropriate. This can be overwhelming, perhaps the stories...

>On Aug 13, 7:56 am, Sir Frederick fuzzysys.com> wrote:

>> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
>> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
>> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
>> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
>> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
>> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
>> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>>
>> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

>
>Are you saying we didn't really come from space oysters? ;-)
>

> On Aug 13, 11:11 pm, John Jones aol.com> wrote:

>> Sir Frederick wrote:

>>> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
>>> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
>>> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
>>> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
>>> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
>>> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
>>> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>>> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

>> It's not the science that ought to be your problem, its the logic:
>>
>> 1) If A is entirely unlike B, and if A erronously claims that B is A, it
>> does not follow that A itself is an illusion or false.
>>
>> 2) So if A is a false (folk) theory of B, then why must A itself be an
>> illusion?

>
> What that the basis of your BA degree? ;-) ...

> On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:44:28 -0700 (PDT), ta nc.rr.com> wrote:
>

>> On Aug 13, 7:56 am, Sir Frederick fuzzysys.com> wrote:

>>> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
>>> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
>>> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
>>> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
>>> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
>>> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
>>> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>>>
>>> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

>> Are you saying we didn't really come from space oysters? ;-)
>>

> You did, in fact, you are one...

>Sir Frederick wrote:

>> On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:44:28 -0700 (PDT), ta nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>

>>> On Aug 13, 7:56 am, Sir Frederick fuzzysys.com> wrote:

>>>> After the "main" story collections...

> On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 20:01:14 +0100, John Jones aol.com> wrote:
>

>> Sir Frederick wrote:

>>> On Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:44:28 -0700 (PDT), ta nc.rr.com> wrote:
>>>

>>>> On Aug 13, 7:56 am, Sir Frederick fuzzysys.com> wrote:

>>>>> After the "main" story collections called "religions",
>>>>> come several other story collections that are well practiced.
>>>>> This collection is of interest as I have visited their center near
>>>>> Hemet, CA. Also, Hubbard, the founder wrote many science fiction
>>>>> works that I read long befor Scientology. The total arbitrariness and
>>>>> recent establishment are encouraging to further story collections.
>>>>> This collection shows that servicing the human brain is the purpose.
>>>>>
>>>>> I do resent the use of "science" in the name.

>>>> Are you saying we didn't really come from space oysters? ;-)
>>>>

>>> You did, in fact, you are one.
>>> Tell us about your "pearl". ...