Grant Cardone Scientology

Scientology has adherents in the thousands all around the globe. It presents itself as a religion free of worldly constraints and suffering. Yet, even though it has hundreds of congregations in over 160 countries, it is banned in the United Kingdom. The Church insists that, despite the prohibition, it is a religion that offers its adherents freedom from all material constraints and pain. According to Scientology, everyone possesses an everlasting part of themselves called a thetan that never dies. So, Scientology teaches its adherents that by mastering its tenets, they may transcend their worldly limitations and reach a higher spiritual plane. Scientologists care about social concerns and come from many walks of life. As a result, they have a lot of faith in the efficacy of the many social projects they fund. Rehabilitation centers, schools, and initiatives to combat crime and moral deterioration all fall under this category. As part of its mission, the group funds a worldwide charity

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