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• L. Ron Hubbard
  '''L. Ron Hubbard''' (1911–1986) began as an author of [[science fiction]], [[speculative f
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• L. Ron Hubbard/Definition
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• L. Ron Hubbard/Bibliography
  * Dorthe Refslund Christensen, "Inventing L. Ron Hubbard: On the Construction and Maintenance of the Hagiographic Mythology of Scien
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• L. Ron Hubbard/Related Articles
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• L.Ron Hubbard
  #REDIRECT [[L. Ron Hubbard]]
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• Ron Hubbard
  #REDIRECT [[L. Ron Hubbard]]
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• Church of Scientology/Definition
  Controversial religion based on the teachings of American author [[L. Ron Hubbard]].
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• L. Ron Hubbard/Bibliography
  * Dorthe Refslund Christensen, "Inventing L. Ron Hubbard: On the Construction and Maintenance of the Hagiographic Mythology of Scien
  288 bytes (36 words) - 10:13, 21 August 2010
• L. Ron Hubbard
  '''L. Ron Hubbard''' (1911–1986) began as an author of [[science fiction]], [[speculative f
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• Church of Scientology/Catalogs/Terms
  ; LRH : Abbreviation of [[L. Ron Hubbard]]
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• Church of Scientology
  The '''Church of Scientology''' is a religion founded in 1953 by American [[L. Ron Hubbard]] (1911-1986), as an evolution of [[Dianetics]]. The Church claims a member [[L. Ron Hubbard]] started his career writing science fiction novels and stories for magazin
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• John W. Campbell, Jr.
  ...Science Fiction'', April, 1950, page 132</ref> In addition to publishing [[L. Ron Hubbard]]'s first articles on the subject, Campbell continued to write editorials i ...troyed by the new discovery of Dianetics, which, he predicted, would win [[L. Ron Hubbard]] the [[Nobel Peace Prize]]. Over a sandwich in a dingy New Jersey lunchro
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• Fair use
  ...gy, wanted absolute control over the unpublished writings of their founder L. Ron Hubbard, and sued in federal court and lost.<ref> After Congress changed the law in
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• Science fiction and religion
  A recurring story among science-fiction writers is that [[L. Ron Hubbard]] created [[Scientology]] on a bet as an off-shoot of his earlier [[Dianeti
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