Can you name anybody who was deliberately killed merely for converting from Scientology to another religion?

[PseuTonym]

Those are questions that have nothing to do with the title of your thread. Its not clever; it’s silly.

So now all clever people are advised to confine themselves entirely to the title of thread? What about the people who are participating in the thread? I’m interested in what they wrote. You are one of them, and I’m interested in what you wrote.

In writing the first post of this thread, it wasn’t my intention to create an enormous body that explains nothing, means nothing, and confuses people, after posting a thread title that is simple and clear.

However, it seems that there was too much there in the first post.

Maybe this is a silly thread, but let us hope that it doesn’t become a sinful thread.

So let us agree upon one thing: nobody posting in this thread will use too many times a phrase that I will not now identify. Invoking the unwritten phrase once could be invoking it too many times, depending upon who is participating in this thread. To go beyond the self-evident and universally known upper bound would create a silly situation.

Let us have nothing silly in this thread. I’m with you. Now, the ball is in your court.

 

[guanophore]

Before getting into something…can-you-name-anybody-who-was-deliberately-killed-merely-for-converting-from-scientology-to-another-religion?

Honestly, I don’t think that scientology has enough political, economic or any other wordly influence that would engender this response from people. Religious killing occurs because persons who espouse certain views believe that those who do not share their views are damaging and destructive to their ideology of the world.