Supressive Persons

by Outaservice 3 Replies latest jw friends

  • Outaservice
    Outaservice

    Robert Farley of the St. Petersburg Times recently wrote an article called SCIENTOLOGIST'S POLICY TOWARD OUTCASTS UNDER FIRE which efforts were made to 'squash' the article by that church.

    The interesting thing is that Jehovah's Witnesses were mentioned twice in the article as being similiar in their 'Shunning' of dissodents.

    In the Tampa Bay Florida area's burgeoning Scientology community, members abide by a policy considered by some religious experts as extreme: Scientologists declare their outcasts "suppressive persons" (SP's).

    Another Scientology policy called "disconection" forbids Scientologists from interacting with a suppressive person. No calls, no letters, no contact. An SP is a pariah. Anyone who communicates with an SP risks being branded an SP.

    Keep up the good work Watchtower, you're in good company!

    Outaservice

  • greendawn
    greendawn

    The scientologists are even more aggressive than the JWs but here their cultic nature coincides nicely, they both shun ex members because they feel insecure versus the revelations they can make. IOW they can't answer their insider critics so they seek to silence them in this way: by character assassination.

  • smellsgood
    smellsgood

    monkeys scratch themselves..
    cults shun...
    behavioural "patterns"...

    pesto pizza..

    ...smellsgood

  • DannyHaszard
    DannyHaszard
    Scientologists' policy toward outcasts under fire (hot link) EXJW comments posted The Orlando Sentinel | Monday Jun 26 Religions have always penalized those who betray the cause.

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