Is Prometheus Scientology?
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MemberOvomorphApril 04, 20126446 Views37 RepliesI don't know much about the religion of scientology other than that they believe in ancient aliens also (very crudely I'm sure). Can anybody who knows about scientology share their opinion on this? Just curious...
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Mark CawleyApril 04, 2012
Perhaps ALL religions will lead back to the Atlanteans on earth in Prometheus.


Kane77April 04, 2012
it is not a religion. these people sell it as religion to spread their BS more easily.
They are very strong in real property, too. And Hollywood, of course.

belladonnaApril 04, 2012
heres some of the scientology junk for ya.
"Xenu was the ruler of a Galactic Confederacy 75 million years ago, which consisted of 26 stars and 76 planets including Earth, which was then known as "Teegeeack".The planets were overpopulated, with an average population of 178 billion.
The Galactic Confederacy's civilization was comparable to our own, with aliens "walking around in clothes which looked very remarkably like the clothes they wear this very minute" and using cars, trains and boats looking exactly the same as those "circa 1950, 1960" on Earth.[
Xenu was about to be deposed from power, so he devised a plot to eliminate the excess population from his dominions. With the assistance of psychiatrists, he summoned billions of his citizens together under the pretense of income tax inspections, then paralyzed them and froze them in a mixture of alcohol and glycol to capture their souls. The kidnapped populace was loaded into spacecraft for transport to the site of extermination, the planet of Teegeeack (Earth).
The appearance of these spacecraft would later be subconsciously expressed in the design of the Douglas DC-8. When they had reached Teegeeack/Earth, the paralyzed citizens were unloaded around the bases of volcanoes across the planet.[ Hydrogen bombs were then lowered into the volcanoes and detonated simultaneously.
The now-disembodied victims' souls, which Hubbard called thetans, were blown into the air by the blast. They were captured by Xenu's forces using an "electronic ribbon" and sucked into "vacuum zones" around the world.
The hundreds of billions of captured thetans were taken to a type of cinema, where they were forced to watch a "three-D, super colossal motion picture" for thirty-six days. This implanted what Hubbard termed "various misleading data"' .
This included all world religions, with Hubbard specifically attributing Roman Catholicism and the image of the Crucifixion to the influence of Xenu. The two "implant stations" cited by Hubbard were said to have been located on Hawaii and Las Palmas in the Canary Islands.
In addition to implanting new beliefs in the thetans, the images deprived them of their sense of personal identity. When the thetans left the projection areas, they started to cluster together in groups of a few thousand, having lost the ability to differentiate between each other. Each cluster of thetans gathered into one of the few remaining bodies that survived the explosion. These became what are known as body thetans, which are said to be still clinging to and adversely affecting everyone except those Scientologists who have performed the necessary steps to remove them."
there ya go. hope that didnt kill too many brain cells.
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CanadaPhilApril 04, 2012
Scientology is NOT even a "religion".
It was made up by a now deceased failed journalist just to see how far he could go with it, and some delusional idiots bought it.
Heres a short primer for you.... Its based on a evil alien overlord named ZENU who flew rocketships that looked remarkably like DC-3's but had rocket packs in place of the prop engines!!! Not makin that sheeet up folks!!
Thanks to the tarnet, and people who had the strength to leave and run away, we know can find out all about "Scientology"... Except before, it used to cost its members hundreds of thousands of dollars for "treatments" to cleanse them of their "demons"... They refer to it as "auditing".
Is it any wonder it has always targeted celebrities??

SpartacusApril 04, 2012
There is a big big difference between Scientology and the AA theory and an even bigger one between Tom Cruise and Erich Von Daniken !!!
Scientology has a heck of a lot in common with Religion though, both are almost 90% comprised of Complete and Utter Fabricated B.S. and wrapped within some really good ideas at that. So even though they may both smell good at times their both a Complete Dead End.


belladonnaApril 04, 2012
south park did make a funny episode makin fun of them and had a little cartoon about it, it was interesting.
im guessing they are pretty sue happy since there hasnt been a movie made about it.
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BigDaveApril 04, 2012
We can mock it and say its a joke and not Religon.
Because maybe Religon is based on the Truth and Fact.
But then how many have actually tried to read the Bible and Koran?
Lord of the Rings makes more sence to me ;)
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ZedwardsonApril 04, 2012
Actually, I don't care if what Scientology believes in, (Heck, since I am a member of a highly disliked religion, I am weary of attacks on beliefs in general.) The big issue is how Scientology treats the people in Scientology, which is the real scandal.

want-to-see-prometheusNOW!April 04, 2012
All I know about it is that Cruise and Travolta are into it.

belladonnaApril 04, 2012
big dave.... ive read more of the koran, both new and old test. bibles, the book of mormon, and studied some other religions such as satanism, hebrew, blah blah.
i made a habit out of studying other peoples beliefs since i am often verbally attacked for my own. so instead of constantly defending my beliefs i try and avoid talking about my own and using others religion against them :)
not in a mean way, but when they get all judgemental towards me, every religion has some lesson about not throwing stones at others.
so i like to recite one of their own lessons back at them to shut them up.
we all have the right to believe what we want, but i cant stand people who push their ideas on others who dont want to hear it.
im a libertarian.... be who you want to be but dont oppress others and take away their freedom to be who they want to be.
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ZedwardsonApril 04, 2012
The sad thing is that people get all involved in the Xenu myth of Scientology, when the concern should be stuff like Rehabilitation Project Force or so on.
KnorbuffelApril 04, 2012
Still better: the crew of Prometheus meets the Flying Spaghetti Monster and they realize they're all pirates. Uhhh....

GehirnApril 04, 2012
Y'know I'm starting to think Prometheus was just a Greek ex-college professor sitting on his butt all day drinking and smoking. Hence the fire-stealing and liver-pecking...

BigDaveApril 04, 2012
Well Religious define Religon as Bible and Koran the others are just Beleafs and Myths and not actually a Religon.
So i guess they think the beleaf in a One God is Religon.
And the older beleafs from older Civilisations are nothing but lies made by Satan lol, as the Bible was after all written at the dawn of time i.e Book of Genisis. And so we are less than 6000 years old the rest is all lies.....
Well i guess if the Bible or Koran said the moon was made of cheese well thats what it would be end of debate.
What gets me is their are a lot of simularities in all beleaf systems.
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SpartacusApril 04, 2012
ya know there's an old saying amongst my friends and I but I think it was someone like Mark Twain that said it first...I could be wrong about it being him but it was either him or someone like him...and it goes kinda like this...."The Bible, was nothing more than a really really compelling Best Seller"

SpartacusApril 04, 2012
and ya know what, the title asks..."Is Prometheus Scientology"...?... and to that, in a way I guess "Yes, it Kinda Is" !!

SvanyaApril 04, 2012
No, it's nothing like Scientology.
I am good friends with Tory Christman. She goes by the name of ToryMagoo44 on YouTube. She was very high up in the church for 30 years and escaped out in July of 2000. The church attacked her for leaving. She is now trying to help people that have gotten out because the church goes after anyone that leaves or says anything negative. She has helped reunite families that were separated because of church policy.
You can Google her story or just talk to her directly though YouTube, feel free to ask her anything, she will usually respond and she is very open about stuff. **She isn't against the teachings of the church btw, she is against the negative aspects of it.
If you want to know about Scientology she is the one to ask. :)
Here is one of her videos: [url=http://youtu.be/bbTghe1o3yw]Scientology, Xenu and Debbie Cook[/url]
Here is her Official website [url=http://www.torymagoo.org/]Tory Magoo[/url]
Bishop is Bae <3

SpartacusApril 04, 2012
awesome...I remember walking down young street in the neighboring city, sorta, of Toronto a bunch of years back and they were recruiting people off the street and inviting them first to come in and see L Ron Hubbards' Books, think there were just two at that time. They set up a little shop along this popular downtown Toronto street and this was how they were spreading their gospel.

SvanyaApril 04, 2012
The church is still recruiting, but they are having a very big problems with finances because they have sued the living cr@p out of anyone who questions them, even if it's innocent as in the case of Debbie Cook. Debbie was a very high ranking member within the church and sent mail out in Dec with a few ideas, and the church attacked her.
Bishop is Bae <3


ZedwardsonApril 04, 2012
That you Svanya, as i was saying, while I might think they are full of Bunk, i respect that the beliefs are not harmful to society, even if the organization of the Church of Scientology is.

SvanyaApril 04, 2012
@Zedwarson; Np, and yes it's not the teachings per se, it's the abuses that happen within the ranks.
@Spartacus; Here is yet another link, very interesting stuff, and please just talk to Tory, she will be happy to chat.
Here is a very informative series she started to help people understand Scientology:[url=http://youtu.be/0HC4HbxQxGk] Scientology, series.[/url] ** Again, she isn't against the church, she is against the abuses that happen within the church.
Bishop is Bae <3

SpartacusApril 04, 2012
very interesting that she would recommend something written about brainwashing in China...very very interesting stuff...despite all the strangeness and lingering thoughts I have of Travels to and from Alien Planets, Oprah Winfrey's Couch and the end of days here on earth.
vixenApril 04, 2012
Wow it's amazin wht ppl believe. Really amazin. I am Christian Yes I believe in Jesus as my saviour. I know that when ever I pray specially when times are tough things always seem to work out. There is a higher power it just can'r be fate or good luck really. So to each his own. I do believe something happened that made us humans different from the rest of this worlds creatures. I also believe that its not entirely impossible that ther can't be other extra terrestial life out there. Really with more than billions of planets out there? Who ever created us created other creu$atures too. Someone is watching. I know it.

SpartacusApril 04, 2012
I really really like the thinking of those that believe that G-D is something that exists on an individual level... inside...each of us. As for it being one single individual that created the Human Race... this... I find very very hard to stomach.
Jason8April 04, 2012
@BigDave,
I have read both the Bible and the Quran and the books of many other religions and myths. The Bible is like a condensed history that contains wisdom that you can use to inform your life. There is nothing new under the sun and if you behave this way the result will likely be that.
There was a one season show on HULU called "The Booth at the End" in which a man gave advice to people who asked for his help. My interpretation is that he had a great knowledge of cause and effect. For any person to get what they want they need to do what he suggests. Do this, get that. Cause and effect.
The Latin word Religios means "what came before" or tradition.

BigDaveApril 04, 2012
Yeah i do try and beleave in a God, but then my rational brain looks at all evidence and i find it thus hard to beleave what some Science and Religons are saying.
Thats before the Hypocracy.
I would say i follow a more Spiritual/Inlightenment than any religon, i do find the Ancient Astronaught theory does have some weight. But we cant prove any beleaf really.
R.I.P Sox 01/01/2006 - 11/10/2017

ZedwardsonApril 04, 2012
Funny enough, my faith actively expects that there has been, and will be other intelligent life in other planets. In fact, its one of the issues that separates us from other Christian denominations.
GuestApril 10, 2012
I bought the new issue of EMPIRE magazine; awesome holographic cover and great coverage of Prometheus. The cast give their perspective on the movie and Sir Ridley Scott answers all the questions you could ever ask! Definitely worth the cash:
http://www.empireonline.com/magazine/
TvanJune 08, 2012
I would say no but definetely inspired by it. I see the cross the main character wears and the comment "and who made them?" as direct replies to the scientology bs. I thought it was visually brilliant, I loved the analogy between GAnesha and the helmets (out of principle I ain't spoiling so vague) and in essence I liked the experience of the movie. But for once, just once, can we get past those weird skulls and genetic manufacturing of humanity as scifi story and get back to massive machine gunning of nasty aliens or that nasty suspense you also got in Prometheus the moment they enter the ship. The whole god thing is a bit pompous, a movie shouldn't always answer existential questions because in no way it can coherently answer such questions. I liked the ride of Prometheus but ever since the Matrix directors are either blatantly promoting scientology or trying to outphilosophise each other and factually try to answer the hardest question there is. Ridley Scotts answer was that there's no answer just a new barrier to that answer and that's deep.
But I couldn't help but yearn for a bad mofo to step out with some heavy artillery. I also get that when I hear and see Scientology people. They are commiting blackmail on a massive scale. They lure you in with celebrity and contacts next get you to spill your guts and next blackmail you and take over your life. I don't do churches, I picked up the books and made up my own mind.
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