The Church Of Fear: Inside The Weird World Of Scientology
by John Sweeney /
2016 / English / PDF
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Tom Cruise and John Travolta say the Church of Scientology is a
force for good. Others disagree.
Tom Cruise and John Travolta say the Church of Scientology is a
force for good. Others disagree.
Award-winning journalist John Sweeney investigated the Church for
more than half a decade. During that time he was intimidated,
spied on, and followed, and the results were spectacular: Sweeney
lost his temper with the Church's spokesman on camera, and his
infamous 'exploding tomato' clip was seen by millions around the
world.
Award-winning journalist John Sweeney investigated the Church for
more than half a decade. During that time he was intimidated,
spied on, and followed, and the results were spectacular: Sweeney
lost his temper with the Church's spokesman on camera, and his
infamous 'exploding tomato' clip was seen by millions around the
world.
In
InThe Church Of Fear
The Church Of Fear, Sweeney tells the full story of his
experiences for the first time and paints a devastating picture
of this strange organisation, from former Scientologists who tell
heartbreaking stories of families torn apart and lives ruined to
its current followers who say it is the solution to many of
mankind's problems.
, Sweeney tells the full story of his
experiences for the first time and paints a devastating picture
of this strange organisation, from former Scientologists who tell
heartbreaking stories of families torn apart and lives ruined to
its current followers who say it is the solution to many of
mankind's problems.
This is the real story of the Church by the reporter who was
brave enough to take it on.
This is the real story of the Church by the reporter who was
brave enough to take it on.
John Sweeney is a reporter for BBC Panorama. He is the author of
six previous books including the novel
John Sweeney is a reporter for BBC Panorama. He is the author of
six previous books including the novelElephant Moon
Elephant Moon.
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