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Scientology Myths - what is fact? what is fiction?

ScientologyMyths.info wants to find answers to the questions that are being asked all over the internet about Scientology, Scientologists, the Church of Scientology and L. Ron Hubbard. Information about Dianetics and the leader of Scientology, David Miscavige, are sub-topics and touched at times. Our goal is to find answers from independent sources, not only from Church of Scientology owned sites or anti-Scientology sites. If you miss information, please contact us.

We pull our information mainly from court documents and other neutral sources and lay out the information for you to come to your own conclusions. Honestly, there is so much false and biased propaganda on the internet that we sometimes have a hard time separating out all unverifiable falsehoods. If you see something like that, speak up please! We promise that the information you find here is less hysterical and less one-sided than on the big paid anti-scientology information sites and we are trying hard to get better and better ...

Thank you for the questions and tons of emails reaching us every week. They give us the energy to continue with this site. But - you miss information (or if you like something or not) send us an email on the contact page or leave a message on our blog. Nobody is perfect and if you know something we should know, send an email. Thanks!


Today's Myth Explained

Q:What is this with Scientology & Wikipedia?

In May 2009 a lot of media reports claimed that "Scientology was banned from Wikipedia". Nothing is further from the truth, as usual, when it comes to reporting about Scientology. It took a while to grasp what happened but here we go. The following is a very short explanation and I preventively apologize to Wikipedians for simplifying things for the sake of a better understanding. (Read the article)