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Dianetics & Scientology Exhibition
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Dianetics & Scientology Exhibition 146 Queen Victoria Street, London, EC4V 4BY
Tuesday the 31st Dec 2013
Daily: 09.30 - 21.30
Free
About Dianetics & Scientology Exhibition
A permanent, free, public information exhibition, including audio-visual presentations of the Church's work across society that covers drugs and crime prevention, literacy campaigns, arresting the decline in moral values, human rights abuses including those in the mental health field, and disaster relief work carried out by the Scientology Volunteer Ministers. It also includes a display on the life and works of author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the Scientology religion, plus introductory film showings, live lectures and materials for anyone to learn more about Dianetics and Scientology for themselves.
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I only ended up going in to shelter from a heavy storm as I was passing - and I'm not sure you can really call this an 'exhibition'. All you basically do is sit and watch a few videos and then they try the 'hard sell' to try and get you to sign up for some courses and buy the Dianetics book, which I later found you can get online much cheaper. I found them quite forceful to try and get my personal information - presumably to sign me up to their mailing list - and "I'm really not interested" seems not to be in their vocabulary.
It's a strange building (I believe it used to belong to an oil company), it seemed very quiet and almost deserted for a builing of it size, and the few people I did see had fake looking forced smiles and almost "out of it" as if they'd been smoking something strange. It's no wonder Scientology gets called a cult.
By they way, I'm not sure why they call themselves a "major new religion" when I saw nothing even remotely religious by normal standards about the building, or in the contents of the videos they showed me - and it seems they aren't recognised as one in the UK either. They claim millions of members - but I can't have seen more than 5 people that day.
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