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Scientology and gender (1,061 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

writings of founder L. Ron Hubbard. Roy Wallis, in 1976 wrote in The Road to Total Freedom that the Scientologist population was 59% male and 41% female

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side of the looking glass". LA Weekly. 9 (19). "Scientology - The Road to Total Freedom?". Panorama. April 27, 1987. BBC. BBC1. Heber Jentzsch at IMDb

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BBC's investigative news series Panorama aired a report titled "The Road to Total Freedom?" which featured an outline of the OT III story in cartoon form

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as groundless. In 1987, the BBC Panorama program Scientology: The Road to Total Freedom? featured an interview with former member Don Larson, who served

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for the broadcast. In 1987, the Panorama programme Scientology: The Road to Total Freedom? for the first time exposed on broadcast television the secret

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Bulletin (HCOB) (revised November 25, 1974 ed.). Wallis, Roy. The Road to Total Freedom: A Sociological Analysis of Scientology. London: Heinemann. pp

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Millennium, Heinemann, London, 1973, pp. 18–30 Wallis, Roy (1976). The road to total freedom: a sociological analysis of Scientology. London: Heinemann Educational