Aaron Smith-Levin

Seventh dynamic is sort of like spirituality collectively, thetans, us as thetans.

Mm-hmm.

And the eighth dynamic, L. Ron Hubbard says, Scientology doesn't deal with the eighth dynamic, but we recognize that people have this idea of a supreme being.

And so Scientology says you can call the eighth dynamic the supreme being dynamic, but we call it infinity.

just the allness of everything without having to define it.

And then they sort of do a little dance and they're like, Scientology, the purpose of Scientology is to get you to the point where you have your own understandings or realizations about the nature of the eighth dynamic.

We don't tell you what you have to believe about that.

And technically speaking, that is true.

Technically speaking, that is true.

There's no point in Scientology where they sit you down and say you're not required to revoke your belief in a supreme being.

It's just that everything in Scientology is inconsistent with a belief in the supreme being.

You can still find Scientologists who, through cognitive dissonance, will tell you they believe in a supreme being.

Mostly they're lying to you.

How is this inconsistent with a supreme being?

Sure.

The only way you could reconcile a supreme being is if you say a single supreme being created all theta.

Yeah.

Like the spiritual Big Bang.

But that's not what most people think when they talk about God.

They're talking about a creator of... The physical universe.