Who Knew Jada Pinkett-Smith was a Scientologist?- Page 2

[RobbO]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 4:10pm

and bart simpson, too!

eat my shorts, scientologists!

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 4:24pm

These people seem like they should be smarter than this.

C'mon...
Anne Archer - She's Alice's mom on The L Word for Pete's sake.
Catherine Bell - She's hot!
Jason Lee - He was in Dogma. Kevin, help the boy!
Juliette Lewis - Okay, she's just weird anyway.
Michelle Stafford - She plays a loon on Y&R, who knew she was typecast?
Sharon Case - So, what? They had Scientology at the Young and the Restless set?

Just silliness.

Updated On: 7/27/06 at 04:24 PM

[secondstar05]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 4:44pm

Some of those make me kind of sad.

Updated On: 7/27/06 at 04:44 PM

[RobbO]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 4:46pm

i know, right? it is like finding out your favorite actor is jewish!

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 4:54pm

Heh. To me it's more like finding out your favortie actor is a Republican.

[ZONEACE]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 5:08pm

"i know, right? it is like finding out your favorite actor is jewish!"


Heh, its funny cause everyone in the business is jewish.

[MOXIEINTHECITY]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 10:26pm

Apprently, according to ET Tonight, Jenna Elfman has also seen Suri.

Who hasn't seen Suri:
-Steven Spielberg
-Jaimie Foxx
-Nicole Kidman
-No one from the Mission Impossible Films
-James VanDer Beek
-Johnathan Jackson
-Michelle Williams
-Dakota Fanning
-John Travolta
-Wil Smith

So, I guess the only people to have the honor of seeing this Golden Child is Leah Remini, Jada Pinkett Smith & Jenna Elfman. An obscure sitcom actress, the wife of an A-lister and a sorta has-been.

Makes sense to me.

[Rathnait62]

Posted: 7/27/06 at 10:31pm

ANNE ARCHER???

Now they've gone too far.

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/28/06 at 12:28am

I know, right?

I get almost all other religions. Most other religions are either something you are born into and your faith keeps you there or something sought out based on your own spirituality and beliefs. While I understand that to many people, believing that God impregnated a virgin so that she could give birth to a Messiah that would be crucified, rise from the dead and ascend to heaven to sit at the right hand of God is a bit far fetched, at least there is a historical basis for those beliefs. Stories of the new testament have been passed down for generations. The old testament's passages have been believed for even longer. I can understand how someone could hold on to Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, etc. faiths. They are the beliefs of the families or elders. How on earth can these people who seem intelligent start believing in the stories that a poor science fiction writer created in the 50s? He wrote science FICTION. Sheesh.

I truly don't understand. Does anyone really get the logic? Can you help me get it?

[JerseyGirl2]

Posted: 7/28/06 at 12:29am

I know, right?

I get almost all other religions. Most other religions are either something you are born into and your faith keeps you there or something sought out based on your own spirituality and beliefs. While I understand that to many people, believing that God impregnated a virgin so that she could give birth to a Messiah that would be crucified, rise from the dead and ascend to heaven to sit at the right hand of God is a bit far fetched, at least there is a historical basis for those beliefs. Stories of the new testament have been passed down for generations. The old testament's passages have been believed for even longer. I can understand how someone could hold on to Jewish, Christian, Buddhist, etc. faiths. They are the beliefs of the families or elders. How on earth can these people who seem intelligent start believing in the stories that a poor science fiction writer created in the 50s? He wrote science FICTION. Sheesh.

I truly don't understand. Does anyone really get the logic? Can you help me get it?