he parishioners of every religion are bound together by creeds and codes.

These serve to state their aspirations, their duties, their mores and their beliefs. They further align purposes and reinforce the basic tenets of the religion.

The codes and creeds of Scientology were written by L. Ron Hubbard in the 1950s during the formative years of the religion. These set the guidelines for conduct and expansion and still serve those ends today.

Included are codes for the auditor, the supervisor, the manager and additional codes by which all Scientologists strive to live. Like all Scientology, the usefulness of these principles determines their worth. Scientologists follow them in their application of Scientology technology, their dealings with others, the administration of their groups and the practice of their religion.

The Creed of The Church of Scientology
The Auditor’s Code
The Code of Honor
Code of a Scientologist
The Supervisor’s Code
The Credo of a True Group Member
The Credo of a Good and Skilled Manager

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