Question by Mallory: How do Scientologist treat rape?
I know that Scientologist’s believe in a person’s right to chose what happens to their body, but what would their course of action be if a man or most commonly a woman was raped? Regardless of the circumstances it happened. I am sure that they would suggest she see a physician, but would she be held responsible and to blame for that happening or what?

What would the healing aspect be of such a traumatic event? And would it start right away or when the person felt that they were ready to be healed?

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Answer by FailCat in disguise. Fooled you!
They blame it on the Grays

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What's happening for 16 Dec. 2012

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Movie: The Carolina Civic Center will hold a showing of the Book 'Em Conference feature film, “Straight Into Darkness,” on Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $ 5. River people: UNCP will hold the River People Music and Culture Fest, a free two-day concert …
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Grieving Newtown: Seven Lessons in Healthy Sorrow

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A couple of years ago I wrote a book about grief and the stories we tell ourselves to try and understand loss and death, and that is the knowledge that seems most needed in response to the Newtown tragedy. How do we respond when evil explodes in …
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Winthrop faculty discuss dealing with tragedy

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Rakestraw is no stranger to offering support, having spoken with parents of both Hurst and Morgan Hughes, a 21-year-old Winthrop senior from Conway who died Oct. 28 in a car crash on Interstate 20. There's no sure-fire formula for dealing with the loss …
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