Quick question about Bernadette Peters

Hi. I'm doing a paper for my religion course about alternative religions right now. I was researching Scientology and Bernadette Peters's name came up on a list of famous Scientologists. However, next to her name it said "unconfirmed". So, I figured I'd try to ask here: can anyone actually confirm whether or not she is a practicing Scientologist. Thanks, Jim

From the website www.truthaboutscientology.com:

Preliminary analysis suggests that about 60% of people who try Scientology do only a single course or service, that 80% of new members become inactive within 2 years, and that 65% of those who reach the level of Clear become inactive within a year after doing so. The older a list, the more likely that a person listed on it is no longer involved in Scientology.

The Truth About Scientology

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Yes, I agree with Moljul (). In an interview that Peters did when the TV movie "Last Best Year" came out (1990), she said, in part:

"I'm not one to really follow manmade rules; I think religion comes from inside of you, ..."

from the Chicago Tribune

Yeah, I don't think she is.

But if she was, she'd be my favorite Scientologist ever!

OK, here it is:

Excerpt from "Spa Finder", 2000, interview titled "Being Bernadette Peters":

"In fact, she doesn't follow any prescribed system of eating, exercise, or self-actualization. She does, however, exercise daily, eat what's right for her, meditate, and practice a personal spirituality."

Interview by Michael Lassell