L Ron Hubbard
L.
Ron Hubbard (1911–1986) was an American science fiction writer who founded Scientology, a religious movement based on his ideas about the mind and spirit.
Before Scientology, he was a prolific pulp fiction author.
His name appears constantly in Scientology materials and controversies surrounding the organization.
L. Ron Hubbard's Dianetics launched a movement that became the Church of Scientology.
- ScientologySpirit-improvement belief system
- DianeticsPseudoscientific mental health doctrine
- cultFervent fringe group
- auditingExamining records for accuracy
- science fictionSpeculative fiction with technological themes
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- TheologiansBarth, Merton, Edwards, Newman, Augustine
- Metaphysical Spiritualityspiritualism, theosophy, Christian Science, mediumship, channeling
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Christianity's central deity
Buddha · Muhammad · Moses · Dalai Lama · Pope Francis
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Richard Feynman · Neil deGrasse Tyson · Charles Darwin · Karl Popper · Bertrand Russell
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Arthur C. Clarke · Ursula K. Le Guin · Ray Bradbury · Philip K. Dick · Kurt Vonnegut