---

---

ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 15025 • Posted: Thursday June 22, 2006  

---

Latina actress Jennifer Lopez has laughed off reports she is studying controversial religion Scientology.

The Maid In Manhattan star is good friends with King Of Queens actress Leah Rimini, who is a devout Scientologist, as well as fellow celebrity followers of the religion such as Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, John Travolta and Kirstie Alley.

But after recent speculation suggested Rimini was attempting to convert Lopez to the L Ron Hubbard-created religon, Lopez’s representative says: “No. People can be just friends.”

Lopez claims to be a Catholic since birth.

---

What You Can Do From Here

---

Read More Articles On These Topics Categories: Scientology Share, Blog About, Bookmark, or Email This Article Subscribe Religion News Blog RSS feed [What is this?] RSS by topic: Scientology Read Another Article Previous entry: ‘End Times’ Religious Groups Want Apocalypse Soon Next entry: Possible Cult Animal Killings Investigated RNB Homepage with latest headlines Find Related Information Use our custom search engines to find additional research resources on religions and cults Find Related Books Scientology Most Popular Today Juanita Bynum, Thomas Weeks willing to reconcile? Police: Girl died as parents prayed instead of seeking help Christian sex magazine in demand Wacky Cult Leader Beds Naked Virgins, Son’s Wife People who have left sect go to Texas to help Bishop Weeks Still Loves Me, Juanita Bynum Tells Monica Pearson New Mexico Apocalyptic Church Leader Michael Travesser Arrested on Sex Charges Sex cult claims it is living by the law of love Lesbian vampire jailed for sex killing Porn movie on Dutch public tv causes row

---

Share This Article

---

To share this page simply copy and paste one of these URL's:

• Post a link on your blog or website:
  
• Send in an email or IM:
  
• Post on a forum:
  

Search for information about (religious) cults, cult-like organizations, -- as well as paranormal-, New Age, and pseudoscientific claims -- across 260+ websites, blogs and forums dedicated to cult research, spiritual abuse, ex-cult counseling & support.

Note: results are listed on another domain -- CounterCultSearch.com -- from which you can easily return here.

Search for apologetics articles, books, videos, and other research resources across 135 Christian apologetics websites and blogs.

Note: results are listed on another domain -- ApologeticsSearch.com -- from which you can easily return here.