Rinder's life path was shaped by Scientology from childhood, eventually leading him to become a prominent spokesperson and later, a vocal critic after leaving the church.
While he was part of the Sea Org, Rinder married and had two children, but the intense demands of his work left little time for family life.
Rinder described his role at Scientology's Office of Special Affairs, detailing the extensive work involved in managing the church's image and attacking its critics.
After leaving Scientology, Rinder became a critical voice against the church, contributing significantly to discussions on its practices through media appearances and his published memoir.
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