The Scott case brought about the end of the Cult Awareness Network and marked a significant turning point in the anticult movement in the United States. The final irony, however, took place in bankruptcy court in 1996, as CAN's logo, furniture, and phone number were auctioned off. Stephen Hayes, a Scientologist, outbid Cynthia Kisser herself and won what remained of CAN's assets for $20,000. Today, New CAN is in fact an advocate of religious tolerance and freedom that is undoing the negative biases of anticult groups like the old CAN.
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The church of scientology
a history of a new religion
Hugh B. Urban
Published
2011
by
Princeton University Press
in
Princeton
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Written in English.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class |
299/.93609 |
Library of Congress |
BP605.S2 U73 2011 |
The Physical Object
Pagination |
p. cm. |
ID Numbers
Open Library |
OL24848606M |
ISBN 13 |
9780691146089 |
LC Control Number |
2011018694 |
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