What single Scientology principle turns you on the most & why?

Well Steve, you kinda set yourself up here on R & S with this question, since the majority don't know anything about the basic principles of Scientology ;

.......and a small minority are deliberately misinformed about Scientology and religion in general (and are only on here to bash religions anyway)

However as a Scientologist myself for more than 36 years

I would have to say without a doubt for me the Scientology principle that "turns me on the most" is :

"Man is basically good."

Why, because that is why Scientology works, and can lift Man up to higher states of existence, awareness and ability.

I like how an opium addicted, comic book writer, with an aggrandised ego and penchant for money and fame has managed to fool so many people for so long.

"I have high hopes of smashing my name into history so violently that it will take a legendary form, even if all the books are destroyed. That goal is the real goal as far as I am concerned." (L. Ron Hubbard - letter to wife 1938)

This is one of my favorite quotes from L. Ron Hubbard

"You are a Spirit.

You are your own soul.

You are not immortal.

You can be Free."

Scientology for me represents these words. Because with it i find myself improving and others around me are doing well. And maybe, this planet, with our help, has a fighting chance.

And yeah, any Scientologist here on this forum, like myself knows the problems you can get when trying to get a question answered by Scientologists themselves. Check out some of Ron's books, and let him answer any questions you might have. He is always the best source to come for your Scientology needs.

What turns me on the most is the guys in the street with clipboards asking an intelligent person if they want to take an intelligence test. Soooooooo sexy.....

Yep, you did set yourself up :D

Anyway, what turns me on the most is that I now have the knowledge to live a happy life and help others do that too. The fact that there is no situation in life that can't be solved with Scientology principles.

I particularly liked L. Ron's treatment of Jack Parsons' money.

The true act of a man of principle.

None of the above

Money, because of the stuff one can buy with it.

I'm not a Sociologist, it's to expensive, and I don't believe in ghost that were nuked in volcanoes.

I like when bipolar or schizophrenic people are taken off their medication and audited into povery, after which they eventually kill themselves or another.

Or maybe replacing an epileptic's anti-convulsants with vitamins and self-help tapes, after which they have a fatal seizure.

So hard to choose.

I like the fact that Lron made a bet with his poker buddies that he could start a religion.