When does a set of beliefs that people "live by" become a religion instead of just being something people believe in?
Just an example, what makes scientology a religion and not just a set of beliefs?
I suppose you could use any "established religion" as an example. But why aren't all sets of beliefs accepted as religions?
Please note - this is a genuine question, and not just a chance to belittle scientology.
2006-11-19
09:45:08
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