[MamaB]

What a load of nonsense!

[neodad]

Neo?

[stockpirate]

Been here done this one at least two times today.

[IronJack]

future generations will realise he was right.

Future generations, if they've heard of him at all, will realize that he is a total fruit bat, and that Appliantology is to religion what Balsam's Magic Elixir is to medicine.

[proudofthesouth]

I don't think Jesus Christ ever jumped up and down on a (type of) couch like a crazy person!

Thanks! I needed a laugh today!

[xcamel]

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[GOP Poet]

See, this just goes to show how we all are different. If there was a religion that told me I was their Christ, I would high tail it out of there. If I am their Christ, then boy are they in trouble! Now Tom is narcissistic enough that he has just the opposite reaction.

Last time I looked and read in my bible, Jesus Christ was the son of God and sent to die for our sins. Tom, are you willing to step up to the plate? His answer to that my friends says it all right there. Ready to die now Tom? "no." Well there you have it.

I am willing to bet he is willing to raise a lot of money for the Scientologists. What sort of church does that make Scientology? A money grubbing religion and their Christ is a money maker. HMMMM. Sounds like the Prince of this world--Satan.

[golfisnr1]

Maybe the"Anti-Christ" is more like it.

[cripplecreek]

Cruistians?

[Right Cal Gal]

"Like Christ, he's been criticised for his views"

No, you blithering MORON, he was CRUCIFIED for his "views."

[Bratch]

What's that make her?

[tomcorn]

How in the hell does someone get to be so delusional they buy into Scientology crapola?

There is as much evidence for Thetans, Xenu and Engrams as their is for Sasquatch.

[tomcorn]

Does this mean Cruise gets crucified?

[RGSpincich]

Scientology's Messiah would be somebody like Cruise. More so when you consider that their articles of faith were written by a science fiction author. Cruise is a perfect fit for Scientology.

[MizSterious]

They're kidding, right? What a load of...

[Brilliant]

Let's see him walk on water.

[SAR_Bill]

Wait a minute! Wasn't Star Trek a religion first? Don't they both claim association with the same intergalactic aliens?
Looks like a patent and trademark suit. Bring on the lawyers!

[LiteKeeper]

He is going to be so hot...

[Murray Luther]

I don't want to burst anyone's tabloid bubble, but this is most likely a bogus story. Either the "source" close to Cruise is an outsider looking for his 15 minutes of fame, or it's a planted story from a Church operative meant to difuse TC's PR mishaps. It wouldn't be the first time the COS has mislead the press.

I know Scientology PR, and it works like this: You get the press to print an outrageously dubious story that can be easily proven false. Then the next time someone criticizes TC and Scn. you trot out the Cruise/Christ story as an example of how ludicrous the press is, and how they have no credibility. The Church of Scientology calls it "dead agenting."

So let's all just relax before we end up on a futile media snipe hunt.

[Snickersnee]

Thomas H. Cruise!