Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought

Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought
ISBN-10
1457210959
ISBN-13
9781457210952
Series
Scientology
Category
Scientology
Pages
96
Language
English
Published
2007
Publisher
Bridge Publications, Inc.
Author
L. Ron Hubbard

Description

For thousands of years Man has searched, pondered and speculated about the true "meaning of life." But, in Scientology, that search has culminated — for the secret has now been discovered. Based on precision Axioms (self-evident truths), these are the answers — answers you’ve been looking for, answers that work. Here, then, is the Basic Book on the Theory and Practice of Scientology, with discoveries embracing every aspect of life.

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