The Scientology organization describes their body as a particular religion which provides a clear road leading to a complete as well as clear-cut alertness of the spiritual self and its true nature. It also emphasizes a connection to the inner-self, and all other relationships including the one with the Supreme Being. In particular, Scientology deals with the spirit; not the body or the mind. Man, as they say, is not to be looked at as an element or product of whichever environment he lives in or his genes.

The root basis of the Scientology religion is that Man is certainly not evil; in fact, he is essentially good. Whenever any deed is committed by man that is evil, this is resulting from the experiences he had and not as a result of what his nature is. Man, according to Scientology, is always trying to fix the problems he faces and the way he goes about this is to think only about what his personal needs and interests are. This results in putting himself and others in trouble.

This book highlights the true background of Scientology: the plot of the founder, L Ron Hubbard to design a business to make millions of dollars from unsuspecting and vulnerable persons and also for side-stepping the payment of taxes. In fact, based on evidence, Scientology fits the description of a cult with all its characteristics.