Many years ago I had a discussion with a Scientologist as to if people who are born into Scientology are automatic Scientologists
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He said that Christians claim anybody from birth (which is correct).
I said that somebody who is born has to prove that he is a
Scientologist.
The Lutheran Christians in Germany ask a kid of 13 - 14 to confirm its
committment to the Lutheran belief, which is weird too because a
person of that age still has to do what parent's order them to do. If
I would have told RB in age of 13 or 14 that I rather would have have
another religion than the Lutheran religion, she would have penalized
me and would have called p$ychiatrists to make me submit to the "only
true religion".
Anyway, I think that anybody born into a family or Scientologists or
alleged Scientologist should express in writing that he or she is a
Scientologist and is it on its own free will once they turn 18. If
they don't want to be Scientologists, they should leave.
If I would be DM, I would even help these people to leave by setting
up temporary places for the Aaron Saxton kind of people outside of the
orgs where they can stay until they find their own place to live and
can support themselves. People like Saxton should not be in orgs and
nobody should try to keep anybody in the orgs who does not want to
understand L. Ron Hubbard's religion.
I am sick and tired of infiltrator children who are either born into
Scientology or whose parents chose Scientology when they were kids and
failed to make their kids understand and infiltrator kids who stayed
rotten apples because they never applied Scientology and just blame it
on their own out-ethics.
The image of the Sea Org is smeared in the public by all of that. It
is disgusting because the Sea Org could be the most ethical, human,
effective and friendliest place on Earth. But not with Saxton kind of
people.
Barbara Schwarz