Kuinka tänään autoit lähimmäistäsi???
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Scientology's volunteers get frosty reception at fire scene
December 9, 2004
BY ROBERT HERGUTH STAFF REPORTER
As fire raged inside the LaSalle Bank building, a band of serious-looking young adults in yellow jackets hustled past the police tape toward the action.
Their coats bore the words "Volunteer Minister." But these weren't your standard chaplains -- like the five Catholic, Jewish and Protestant clerics already on the scene.
The volunteer ministers are members of the Church of Scientology, a religious group founded in 1954 by the late science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard and perhaps best known for celebrity followers such as John Travolta and Tom Cruise. Some critics -- including the German government, which views it not as a religion but a money-making scheme -- insist Scientology is a cult.
This was the first time the group's ministers responded in an organized fashion to a fire in Chicago -- and it probably won't be their last, even though their debut didn't go over too well with the Chicago Fire Department's chaplain corps.
"I threw 'em out," said one chaplain. "If they want to minister to the people on the sidelines, that's great . . . but they were standing in the triage and treatment area and they were making total chaos in there.
"We can't have untrained people at a time when things are very chaotic and you need a sense of order," he said. "Fire and police chaplains are trained in how to do this."
Suutari pysyköön lestissään!
Scientology's volunteers get frosty reception at fire scene
December 9, 2004
BY ROBERT HERGUTH STAFF REPORTER
As fire raged inside the LaSalle Bank building, a band of serious-looking young adults in yellow jackets hustled past the police tape toward the action.
Their coats bore the words "Volunteer Minister." But these weren't your standard chaplains -- like the five Catholic, Jewish and Protestant clerics already on the scene.
The volunteer ministers are members of the Church of Scientology, a religious group founded in 1954 by the late science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard and perhaps best known for celebrity followers such as John Travolta and Tom Cruise. Some critics -- including the German government, which views it not as a religion but a money-making scheme -- insist Scientology is a cult.
This was the first time the group's ministers responded in an organized fashion to a fire in Chicago -- and it probably won't be their last, even though their debut didn't go over too well with the Chicago Fire Department's chaplain corps.
"I threw 'em out," said one chaplain. "If they want to minister to the people on the sidelines, that's great . . . but they were standing in the triage and treatment area and they were making total chaos in there.
"We can't have untrained people at a time when things are very chaotic and you need a sense of order," he said. "Fire and police chaplains are trained in how to do this."
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Kerro yksikin hyvä syy miksi meidän pitäisi "uskoa" sinun kirjoittelujasi scientologiasta? Olet ilmiselvästi ja täysin varauksettomasti scientologiaa vastaan ja täten sinä et ole totuuden mukainen (eihän sinulla ole siihen mitään aihetta eikä tarkoitustakaan).
Sinun kirjoittelujasi scientologiasta ei kannata siis kenenkään ottaa tosissan (olettaen jos joku haluaa tietää mitään tosiasioita scientologiasta). Voi zisus mitä järkevää saisitkaan aikaiseksi kun laittaisit tämänkin "taistelusi" johonkin rakentavaan toimintaan (mutta sitä saanee sinulta kyllä odottaa hamaan tulevaisuuden tappiin saakka). Kuinka muuten olet auttanut tänään lähimmäisiäsi OTutkija? PYSY LESTISSÄSI!
...haisee selkeästi scientologin kirjoittamalta rutinalta,että kuinka joku kehtaa arvosella scientologiaa.
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näin on Dekkarin mulkvisti
...Olet verbaalisesti hyvin lahjakas!
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...syytä kommentoida tuollaisen tekstiä ?
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Mitäpä, jos palstaseriffikin keskittyisi omaan hommaansa sensuroijana ?
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