Hugh Jackman's 'Church': Cult or Philosophy?
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Hugh Jackman, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, has publicly endorsed the School of Practical Philosophy as his spiritual home. However, the organization, which has evolved from the Henry George School of Economics, has faced criticism and controversy. Despite its shift in focus and name changes over the years, it continues to offer courses on philosophy, meditation, and Sanskrit. Jackman and actress Emily Watson are among its notable alumni, crediting it for shaping their lives and careers. However, the organization has been accused of psychological control and criminal assaults on children, leading to its closure of some schools. Despite these allegations, Jackman remains a staunch supporter, emphasizing its principles of service to others.
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