BCFE student sex poll results
In addition to asking students their views and habits regarding the morning after pill we survived 50 males and 50 females on other sex-related issues, the following are the results:
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2 posts categorized "Religion"
April 25, 2008
March 07, 2008
The church of science-fiction
A protester at the 'Anonymous' protest against the Church of Scientology in Dublin on February 10. (Photo: CG/tBP)
There has been much controversy surrounding the religion of Scientology. Many have dismissed it, calling it nothing more than a money-making cult. Lauren Halligan investigates the faith whose founder was widely rumoured to have said “The way to make a million dollars is to start a religion."
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