n recent years, the Church of Scientology has done much to make itself known, provide information about its activities, and clear up misconceptions about the Scientology religion. While what is available to be read here provides a view of the religion, it is necessarily limited.
The definitive reference work on Scientology is What Is Scientology?, an 833-page work which describes the philosophy and beliefs, catechism, creeds and codes, services and scriptures of the Scientology religion.
What Is Scientology? provides accurate information regarding every aspect of the Scientology religion today, including a description of the Church's many social programs and demographics which show who Scientologists are and what they do. It is an invaluable reference work.
For those interested in the practical applications of Scientology, the 900-page companion volume, The Scientology Handbook, describes the basic practices of the religion. This book deals with the problems that most plague society — such as education, communication, marriage, childraising, human relations, and drug rehabilitation — and provides solutions of proven workability.
