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The Hole

The Hole is a Gulag "correctional facility" for higher ranking COS officials who just so happen to incur the ire of the Church's current leader, the distinctly unpleasant Miscarriage David Miscavige. Of course, the Church denies its existence and states nobody has been held against their will.
== Origins of the Hole, or musical chairs of Doom ==
The Hole began its lifehttp://www.tampabay.com/news/scientology/scientology-defectors-describe-violence-humiliation-in-the-hole/1270047 as an office for the Church's international management team on the Riverside County, California — located "Gold Base", being merely a pair of double wide trailers. 
Relationships between higher ups at the church had become very frayed in nature with Miscavige often psychologically abusing the others and belittling them in rants during executive meetings. This came to a head in the fall of 2004, with Miscavige calling 70 senior executives to the double wide trailers and ordering them to play musical chairs in the conference room. We shit you not.
Those who failed to get a chair were offloaded to the more unpleasant parts of Scientology's little empire, until the end of the contest. Miscavige, being the manipulative little bastard he was, told the executives to stay in the room and sleep under the tables until further notice. 
According to Janet Reitman,Inside Scientology: The Story of America's Most Secretive Religion by Janet Reitman, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (2020). ISBN 978-0-618-88302-8. a purge was later carried out at Gold Base with those "offloaded" being presented with the infamous Freeloader bills. Meanwhile, the executives were forced to perform the "A to E" steps in that they were to identify which of them was "defying Miscavige and sabotaging Scientology with their incompetence".
== Conditions within and without the Hole ==
According to Mike Rinder,http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2012/04/mike_rinder_scientology_former_spokesman_interview.php those within the Hole slept in rather cramped conditions. Men would sleep around the conference table, with women sleeping in the cubicles and the small offices within the trailers. 
The Hole was said to be infested with ants,http://abcnews.go.com/US/pr-crisis-scientology-abc-news-exclusive/story?id=15813613&singlePage=true with the air conditioning occasionally being turned off along with the electricity. Showers were scheduled for times when the occupants would be less likely to encounter Miscavige, with this later being "upgraded" to being able to visit the garage. 
Those within the hole were made to undergo the aforementioned "A to E", which was in essence a star chamber for Miscavige. Sometimes, he directed these "group confessions"; more often, this would mean being put in a trash can and being forced to admit various crimes (including "homosexual tendencies") by your fellow inmates.http://www.tampabay.com/news/scientology/ex-clearwater-scientology-officer-debbie-cook-testifies-she-was-put-in-the/1214690
==References==
Category:ScientologyCategory:Cults
The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail

The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail (, retitled Holy Blood, Holy Grail for the US) is a 1982 book by Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh and Henry Lincoln, which claims to expose the true secret of the Holy Grail.
==The theory==
The theory proposed in the book is:
* Jesus Christ's death was faked.
* Jesus and Mary Magdalene married, had children, and moved to a nice little gîte in the south of France.
* Jesus' descendants became the Merovingian dynasty and, through them, the basis for all of Europe's royal families
* This secret is that the "Holy Grail" is not, as traditionally accepted, a cup that once held the blood of Christ, but literally the blood of Christ itself. The idea comes from the similarity between the phrases, san greal (holy grail) and sang real (royal blood).
* The Priory of Sion is a secret organization devoted to keeping this secret and helping Jesus' heirs.
* The Roman Catholic Church is aware of all this and has been involved in covering it up.
* The end goal is a pan-European government headed by one of these descendants; in particular, the current head of the house of Habsburg.
==Dan Brown==
Dan Brown's massive best-seller novel The Da Vinci Code stole borrowed many aspects of these theories. The theories are not generally accepted by historians, or even most readers of wild-eyed fiction. The biggest flaw with the novel (among countless many) is that it takes the forged Priory of Sion documents at face value. In fact, the Priory of Sion never existed except as a small secret society (read: bored circle of friends) created by one Pierre Plantard in 1956. Plantard and his friends then proceeded to forge numerous documents and plant them in the Bibliotheque Nationale de France.The Priory of Sion, CBS 60 Minutes The Crucifixion Was A Fraud
==Rat Scabies==
The book Rat Scabies And The Holy Grail by music journalist Christopher Dawes is the probably-mostly-true story of Dawes and his neighbour Rat Scabies (Chris Millar), one-time drummer of punk rock band The Damned, going a-grail-hunting. It includes meeting Henry Lincoln, and recounts just how pissed off Lincoln was by Dan Brown monetising his life’s obsession and redigesting his tedious book (it really is terrible) into The Da Vinci Code. Rat likes the Dawes book ‘cos it means interviewers have to ask him questions about two things now.http://andrewgough.co.uk/interview_rat/ (It's also the only one of these three books worth reading.)
== Bibliography ==
*Holy Blood, Holy Grail (1982) ISBN 0440036623
*Holy Blood, Holy Grail (2004 reprint) ISBN 9780385338455
*The Da Vinci Code (2003) ISBN 9780552149518
*Rat Scabies and the Holy Grail (2003) ISBN 9780340832110
==See also==
*Anti-Catholicism
==References==
Category:Books
Category:Pseudohistory
Category:Conspiracy theories
The International Churches Of Christ (Boston Movement)

The International Churches of Christ, once called the Boston Movement because of its original ties to the Boston Church of Christ,John W. Kennedy, "'Boston Movement' Apologizes," Christianity Today, 6/1/2003 (accessed December 24, 2013) is a body of co-operating religiously conservative, and racially integrated Christian congregations. A formal break was made from the mainline Churches of Christ in 1993 with the organization of the International Churches of Christ.Douglas Allen Foster and Anthony L. Dunnavant, The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Christian Churches/Churches of Christ, Churches of Christ, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2004, ISBN 0-8028-3898-7, ISBN 978-0-8028-3898-8, 854 pages, entry on International Churches of Christ The ICOC holds to the belief that each person is saved by the grace of God if and when they place their faith in Jesus Christ, become a disciple, repent of their sins, and are baptized.Beliefs, Columbia Church of Christ website (accessed December 24, 2013)
A network of 637 churches spread across some 155 nations, they consider themselves non-denominational.New York City Church of Christ 'About us' in the Internet Archive The network structure is intended to avoid two extremes: "overly centralized authority" and "disconnected autonomy." The organization of the ICOC has been described as based on cooperation between congregations rather than either "command and control" or "autonomy."Justin Renton, "Autonomy? No way! Glorious co-operation between the ICOC churches," ICOC HotNews, 09/08/2010 (accessed 11/16/2013) The largest congregation, the Los Angeles Church of Christ, has 5951 members. The largest church service was held in 2012 at the AT&T stadium in San Antonio, Texas, during a World Discipleship Summit, with 17,800 in attendance, with representatives from 96 countries.http://www.icochotnews.com/?q=node/1945http://disciplestoday.org/commentary/grace-truth/item-5110-2012-wds-a-defining-moment-for-the-international-churches-of-christ
In 2000, it was described as "[a] fast-growing Christian organization known for aggressive proselytizing to US college students" and as "one of the most controversial religious groups on campus".
==Founder resigns==
In 2003, the founder, Kip McKean, resigned, and apologised for sins, which included imagining he was right and refusing to listen to advice from his “brothers”. Henry Kriete, who is influential and high in the pecking order, urged for change and received support. According to Kriete the proposed reforms did not address some profound structural weaknesses.Most of this article is for subscribers only Christianity Today article 
==See also==
*Discipling and Shepherding
==External links==
*The International Churches Of Christ (Boston Movement), Spiritwatch Ministries (Fundies policing other fundies. Cute!), undated
*International Churches of Christ (ICOC), Apologetics Index, last updated 2005
==References==
Category:Christianity
Category:Cults
The Layers of the Atmosphere

"The Layers of the Atmosphere" is a document by Harun Yahya that purports to show that the Qur'an contains scientific foreknowledge when it "predicted" the "seven" layers of the atmosphere.
The following is a side-by-side rebuttal.
==Rebuttal==
==Summary==
==See also==
*Qur'anic scientific foreknowledge
*Harun Yahya
==References==
Category:Qur'anic scientific foreknowledge
Category:Side-by-side articles
The Link

The Link (or Anglo-German Link) was a British organisation active between 1937 and 1939 which ostensibly existed to promote friendship between the UK and Germany. Although it sounds innocent enough, this was the era of Hitler and the organisation was particularly popular with British Nazi sympathisers. It was founded by Admiral Sir Barry Domvile, a former naval officer of antisemitic and fascist sympathies. It published a journal called The Anglo-German Review.
Its origins were in an earlier organisation, the Anglo-German Fellowship (AGF), which was established in 1935 and also had a distinctly antisemitic and far-right tendency but was more mainstream and pro-business. AGF members included several Conservative members of parliament and prominent corporate members including Price Waterhouse, Unilever, Dunlop Rubber, Thomas Cook (the travel agency), Midland Bank, and Lazard Brothers. Communist spies Guy Burgess and Kim Philby were both members of the Anglo-German Fellowship, in a cunning scheme to cover up their true beliefs. The AGF had a German sister-organisation the Deutsch-Englische Gesellschaft whose members included Rudolf Hess, Joachim von Ribbentrop, and several German aristocrats.
The Link's chief figure was Admiral Sir Barry Domvile, who was an antisemite with strong Nazi sympathies and a frequent visitor to Nazi Germany including as a guest of Hitler at the Nuremberg Rally.Barry Domvile, Spartacus He wrote for the British Union of Fascists' newspaperFascism in Britain: A History, 1918-1945, Richard Thurlow and blamed a Jewish-Masonic plot which he nicknamed "Judmas" for promoting war. He was interred by the British government during World War Two as a suspected Nazi sympathiser; his wife Alexandrina was also held at Holloway Prison; both were friends with the similarly-jailed Oswald Mosley at the outbreak of war.Feminine Fascism: Women in Britain's Fascist Movement, 1923-45, Julie V. Gottlieb Domvile is regarded as a hero by British neo-nazis such as Spearhead.Barry Domvile, SpearheadAdmiral Sir Barry Domvile, Jewish Conspiracy, OverlordsOfChaos.com
The organisation did attract some support from pacifists and genuine believers in peace, but it advanced certain positions such as enlargement of the German empire that were not things a true pacifist would be likely to support. It had 4300 members in June 1939, when it merged with the Anglo-German Brotherhood, an organisation that promoted links between Nazi-affiliated German Christian churches and British Christians.Churchill's Secret Enemy, Jonathan Pile
The organisation was shut down soon after the outbreak of war. German members in the UK were arrested almost immediately.Patriotism Perverted: Captain Ramsay, the Right Club, and British Anti-Semitism, 1939-1940, Richard Griffiths Several British members were interred under 1940 legislation allowing the detention of suspected enemies of the state. By then Anglo-German friendship was not a popular idea.
==External links==
* Documents about Domvile at UK National Archives
==References==
The Master's University

The Master's University is a fundamentalist Baptist school located in Santa Clarita, California. The school was formed as the Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary in 1927.History of The Master's College. masters.edu. Retrieved on 3 December 2015. Since 1985, the university's president has been John F. MacArthur, a Calvinist evangelical young earth creationist who is also the pastor of Grace Community Church, a megachurch located in Sun Valley, California.John MacArthur. gracechurch.org. Retrieved on 4 December 2015.
The school is primarily focused on undergraduate liberal arts programs, but does offer master's degrees in Bible counseling and Biblical studies. A master's level teaching credential program is also offered.
The Master's University is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.The Master's College Accreditations. masters.edu. Archived from the original at masters.edu.
The environment provided by the school is based on a strict, conservative biblical world outlook. All aspects of campus life and study are meticulously engineered for compliance with the biblical outlook and are cross-referenced to Bible verses. 
The Master's Seminary is the graduate seminary division of The Master's University. The seminary was formed in 1986 and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.The Master’s Seminary Accreditation. tms.edu. Archived from the original at tms.edu. In November 2018, the seminary's accreditation was placed on probationary status and it was criticized as "an insular and oppressive institution where loyalty to the president and his church has sometimes trumped both academic and financial concerns."John MacArthur to students questioning accreditation problems: 'Keep your mouth shut' christianpost.com, 5 December 2018.Public Statement Regarding 2018 WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC) Review. TMUS Board of Directors, 2018.
The university and seminary are outspokenly homophobic and quite upset at the "tidal wave of immorality [that] has inundated the United States and the rest of the world."A Biblical Response to Homosexuality. tms.edu. 26 June 2015. Retrieved on 3 December 2015.John MacArthur. An Open Letter to TMC Friends. masters.edu. 1 July 2015. Retrieved on 3 December 2015. The seminary's journal has an entire issue "Devoted to Exposing the Truth about Homosexuality."The Master's Seminary Journal, Volume 19, No. 2, Fall 2008. tms.edu. Retrieved on 4 December 2015.
==External links==
*The Master's University
*The Master's Seminary
==References==
Category:Baptists
Category:California
Category:Christianity
Category:Fundie schools
Category:Homophobia
Category:Purity culture
The Mind Unleashed

The Mind Unhinged Unleashed (themindunleashed.org) is a pseudoscientific, woo-peddling, clickbait website with a propensity to misrepresent data from studies and present it as scientific fact for their own gain. With just a soupçon of bigotry for flavor.
Neither the site itself nor the whois say anything about who owns and runs the place.
==Tropes==
The editors have never met a conspiracy theory they didn't like. Their favorites include: 
*And, on the part of a handful of bloggers, anti-Semitism.http://rousingdepartures.com/2014/07/08/if-youre-not-trolling-and-youre-not-a-bigot-youve-no-reason-to-like-the-mind-unleashed/ It's okay, though! They explain that the critic's site is "Zionist run"The post, which has since been edited (though the original wording is still on the author's version); here's the screenshot of the original (much to the surprise of the critic in questionhttp://rousingdepartures.com/2014/07/10/response-from-a-zionist-run-internet-blog/).
*More accusations of Zionism brought on by the Israel/Palestine conflicthttps://www.facebook.com/TheMindUnleashed/photos/a.434569209933563.103142.432632306793920/767777293279418/?type=1&comment_id=768078073249340&offset=0&total_comments=1535
==Facebook==
The Mind Unleashed Facebook page is a forum for reposting the pseudoscience and woo from the main website, as well as inspirational quotes and other macros. This bilge currently has roughly 6.2 million likes, though the relative proportions of sincere likes and likes rooted in "batshit voyeurism" remains unknown.
==See also==
*Fractal wrongness
*Gish Gallop
*Appeal to nature
*What's the harm fallacy
==External links==
* The Mind Unleashed
* "Education website": why Facebook needs a "dislike" button.
* How Conspiracy Nuts are Duping Well-Meaning Liberals
==References==
Category:Alternative medicine
Category:Alternative medicine promoters
Category:Antisemitism
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Category:Pseudoscience promoting organizations
Category:Shysters
The Miracle of Honey

"The Miracle of Honey" is a document by The Islamic Bulletin that purports to show that the Qur'an contains scientific foreknowledge when it "predicted" that worker bees are female.The Miracle of Honey. The Islamic Bulletin. n.d. Web. 18 December 2014.
 
The following is a side-by-side rebuttal.
==Rebuttal==
==Summary==
==See also==
*Qur'anic scientific foreknowledge
==External links==
*Other sources:
:*The Honey Bee, IslamiCity
:*The Female Honey Bee, Questions on Islam
:*ONLY FEMALE BEES PRODUCE HONEY, IslamCan
:*Honey Bees, Miracles of Quran
*Other responses:
:*Miracles of the Qur'an: The Female Honey Bee, David Wood
:*Quran Miracle Debunked 5 of 50 : The Female Honey Bee, TheIslammiracle
:*FEMALE BEES PRODUCE HONEY, Islam Watch
==References==
Category:Qur'anic scientific foreknowledge
Category:Side-by-side articles
The Monkey Man of Delhi

The Monkey Man of Delhi incident took place mid 2001 in the Indian capital of New Delhi during a sweltering heat wave. It is considered a case of mass hysteria.Massimo Polidoro, Return Of Spring-Heeled Jack. Skeptical Inquirer 26:4, July/August 2002.
The first reports came in May 2001 and throughout the month dozens of people reported seeing, or being attacked by, a creature approximately 4 feet tall and covered with thick black hair. Some witness said that the creature had a metal helmet, metal claws, glowing red eyes, and three buttons on its chest. Some suggest that the Monkey Man could make itself invisible and leap from building to building in single bounds.
==Monkey Man cases==
*On May 13th 2001, 15 people reported to hospital with bites and scratch marks from an unknown creature.
*A pregnant woman woke to screams by her neighbors that “The Monkey Man is here!” on the 15th May. The woman died after falling down a flight of stairs.'Monkey man' fears rampant in New Delhi. Archived from the original at CNN, 16 May 2001.
**On the same night a four-foot-tall Hindu mystic was mistaken for the Monkey Man and beaten by an angry crowd.
*A van driver was set upon on May 18th in a second case of mistaken identity.
*The Monkey Man, no stranger to contemporary music, was spotted at concert on 21st May where it attacked a band member.
*Further sightings were received from Kanpur in early 2002. A witness described a monkey-like machine that sparkled red and blue lights.
As many as three people were killed, after jumping from high buildings to escape the Monkey Man, before the panic wound down. The mysterious shaggy creature was last seen on an Aeroflot flight from Delhi to Moscow in June 2001, where it had to be restrained.Monkey-man attacks Russian airliner. Archived from the original at pravda.ru, 11 June 2001.
==See also==
*Spring Heeled Jack
*Mothman
==References==
category:Cryptozoology
category:Paranormal
The Monstrous Regiment of Women

The Monstrous Regiment of Women is an anti-abortion, anti-feminist propaganda film produced by the Gunn Brothers, featuring fact-free and fecklessly unattributable interviews with pregnant women and women who wish they were pregnant, railing against women who aren't, including Model Homemaker Phyllis Schlafly and other women of the religious right.
==History==
The film is named after Calvinist preacher John Knox's misogynistic screed, The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women (1558), which was largely an attack on the Catholic queens of England and Scotland of the time; his political strategy of attacking all women backfired against Knox when a Protestant woman inherited the English throne.The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women 1558 by John Knox; extracted from Selected Writings of John Knox: Public Epistles, Treatises, and Expositions to the Year 1559. Archived from swrb.com, 2012. Terry Pratchett's satirical fantasy novel, is also named after Knox's screed but is deliberately funny.
==Central themes of the film==
Single-parent households are described as dens of effeminacy. Scary pictures of so-called feminist icons are shown along with ominous background music. One woman claims that her former role in sex education had the intended purpose of increasing teenage pregnancy and abortion rates.
Mrs. Schlafly practices a form of hate-filled and hypocritical boosterism, but her hair looks firm and buttery.
==Critical reaction==
The film was almost entirely ignored by critics. A user on Feministing's community pages praised it highly for comedy value:
Website Ladies Against Feminism apparently took seriously its exposure of the "deliberate strategies, carefully planned efforts, and absolute, complete selfishness of" feminism and egalitarianism, but found the images of feticide a bit much for the delicate and young.Review: The Monstrous Regiment of Women, Jennifer McBride, Ladies Against Feminism, March 7, 2015
==See also==
*The Silent Scream
==External links==
*Trailer for the film on YouTube
*The film's website
*IMDb page
==References==
Category:Films
Category:Sexism
The Mystery of Life's Origin: Reassessing Current Theories

The Mystery of Life's Origin: Misrepresenting Reassessing Current Theories is an intelligent design religious book written in 1984 by the creationists Charles B. Thaxton, Walter L. Bradley and Roger L. Olson.
==Authors==
The book was written by two chemists, Charles B. Thaxton and Roger L. Olson, with Walter L. Bradley, an engineer.About the Authors All three of the authors are devout Christian creationists, yet attempt to downplay this and pretend to be neutral in parts of the book to sell more copies.Article at the Discovery Institute Charles Thaxton is a fellow of the Discovery Institute.Charles Thaxton, Fellow - CSC 
The book has been claimed as one of the first books that started the modern ID movement in America.Allene Phy-Olsen (2010) Evolution, Creationism, and Intelligent Design p. 16
==Overview==
The authors attack science and reject all natural theories for the origin of life on earth, and end up claiming that the Christian God did it all.
==Reception==
The book is endorsed by young earth creationists and other religious creationists who believe that the book has debunked any natural theory for the origin of life.Ken Ham WebsiteMuslim Creationist Website The book has also been supported by creationists who believe the book has proven the existence of the Christian God.Book Review by a Creationist
In scientific and rationalist circles, the book has been universally rejected as anti-science and promoting religious pseudoscience and creationism. Scientists have written that the authors have not understood and have mispresented the theories of life's origin that they were meant to be criticising and set up arguments where they do not exist. Many scientists have debunked the claims in the book from each of the chapters.A Review of "The Mystery of Life's Origin." Despite this some creationists still continue to claim the book has debunked evolution yet the book has nothing to do with evolution.
==See also==
*Adam and Evolution: A Scientific Critique of Neo-Darwinism
*Science and Human Origins
==References==
Category:Intelligent design creationism
Category:Religious books