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Cult of Butler: Science of Identity Exposed (Contra) Note: Best accessed with IE. Last time we checked the design of the site did not quite work in Firefox.
CHRIS BUTLER - AKA Siddhaswarupananda Paramahamsa Jagad Guru - claims to be teacher of the entire world, a direct link to God and the only true follower of Jesus Christ. As founder and leader of the Science of Identity he controls an international network of followers directing businesses, political and spiritual enterprises worth millions from his extravagent and reclusive lifestyle in Hawaii. His followers worship him 'as good as God' accepting his teachings as the Absolute Truth in their daily lives. Every aspect - eating, sleeping, work, personal relationships, even when they are permitted to have sex with their spouse is subject to regualtion.
CULTOFBUTLER.COM is an ongoing project by former members to document the nature, 'science' and abuses of the cult of Chris Butler.
- Source: front page, last accessed July 31, 2008

Science of Identity Foundation (Pro) One of many official sites of this foundation.
The Science of Identity Foundation was founded by Chris Butler (Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupananda). Chris Butler is also the founder of the Identity Institute, an educational organization, and the author of "Who Are You: Discovering Your Real Identity."
- Source: About Us, last accessed July 31, 2008

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