Pip, we can learn through our own experiences or alternatively through the experience of others that have already traveled that path which we are considering ourselves.
If you tell your story broadly you may help others in the future to avoid being beaten up, kidnapped, tricked, publicly declared insane, and have their "friends" turn their backs on them.
Great that YOU are still here and enjoying life. Not everyone who got involved with the CoS can say the same. Some had their families destroyed or their lives ruined in some other way. Some have been illegally imprisoned for 5-10 years on the RPF. Others have been mentally abused to the point where they lost their sanity. And yet others paid the ultimate price and are no longer with us.
So Pip, not ALL of us are better for our experiences within the CoS.
For you to promote scientology in ANY form and fail to fully inform others about the negative experiences that you and others have experienced is irresponsible.
Even though you're promoting an
alternative to the CoS, can't you see how by someone seeing the promotion for ChristianScientology that someone might get interested in Scientology and walk into a CoS out of curiosity?
But you don't feel any responsibility to warn someone about this organization?
I've read James 1:27 and I feel that the reaction of God to you putting the word "Scientology" into the same sentence as "James:1:27" would be this: