Nation of Islam and Scientology

I find it interesting that Farakan felt it necessary to mention Scientology. I didn't watch the broadcast, wasn't he also supposed to mention something about ufo's and did he? Perhaps that was the connection.

Anyway, while I have never had much respect for his teachings, I have even less now. Whatever version of Islam he distorts into his own version, the Church of Scientology does not fit into Islamic views whatsoever, and to claim that they are doing a good job or civil white people is to laugh in the face of God, imo.

If he wanted to pretend to be a Muslim or any God loving minister/follower, he would realize that God is beyond race. Personally, I think he likes playing king to his followers.

reply to post by HunkaHunka


Not so much right and wrong, but cause and effect (Karma) rather.

reply to post by searching4truth

I agree

Interesting thread OP, star and flag