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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 1945 • Posted: Thursday January 16, 2003  

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Irish Times, Jan. 15, 2002
http://yellowbrix.com/

A woman agreed at the High Court yesterday that she was pursuing a legal action for damages against the Church of Scientology partly because she felt it was her Christian duty.

She would have taken the case even if she was a Muslim, Ms things perpetrated against her had damaged her. She would have done so even if she was a Muslim and not because she was a Christian.

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