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Watching/finding-information-on Leah Remini's struggle of recovery after leaving The CSI, I want to be fair-and-balanced---so I search for some Scientology-content, find out that--of course--it started with L. Ron Hubbard's book DIANETICS & (tho he wrote a great many other books ... some also named 'DIANETICS') the religion that developed therefrom was not 'Dianeticism' or 'Dianeticanity' or 'Dianetec-lam,' but was "Scientology."

What's the difference between the two? And how can we bring them back together? Well, 'I explain/start-to-plan' at the discussion linked-to through "that word" below.

What I show here is 'the group of words' that give "that word" a place to connect to your vocabulary ... deeper sources that firm the foundation upon which our lexicon stands ...

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The word “Redeem #Redeemed #Redeems #Redeemer #Redeemable #Unredeemed #Redemption #Redemptive #Redemptional” is built on ancient words that mean "to Take-, Buy-, |Gain-, |Procure Back."

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Other sites I found while trying to redeem Scientology & Dianetics to one-another (or do I mean "Reconcile"?):

• Where Ron pinpoints the difference to "Dianetics=Body while Scientology=Thetan" (Thetan = a person's designated spirit (you might call it 'the person's soul,' but I'm too "exact" to call it that when it's really 'others' perception of that person's soul's physical manifestation,' or something))
• Where Stas Bekman outlines the difference the way a casual professional-anthropologist would
• Where some Redditors go into the legal boondoggle that forced Hubbard to use Scientology instead of Dianetics (funny how none of the CSI-sources mention that)
• a deeply indoctrinated take on it (from a 20-year+ parishoner of CSI)
• a report on that- & several other-theologies
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  and a few other pages that--in the tradition of Scientology book/course/audit-salesmen and college/high-school/elementary textbooks--copy the exact same information & try to sell it as "new"

And--as "Redemption" is a huge theme in the Christian Bible--I look up the Hebrew (יִגְאַל֙ (gaal), which can mean "to Act as |Kinsman" and is also translated Claim, Close Relative, Rescue) & the Greek (λυτροῦσθαι (lutroó), also meaning "to |Release by |Paying a Ransom").