The original version authored by Hubbard himself created a furor among Scientologists because of several claims he made that "horribly upset" early participants: he would return from the grave and, in a Messiah-like role, stop an impending apocalyptic alien invasion by the Galactic Confederacy, implying that the Historical Jesus was a homosexual and a pedophile, apparently identifying himself with the Antichrist, warning that someone attempting this auditing level without being prepared may spontaneously combust, and implying that this was the last OT level Hubbard intended to publish.
The first version written by Hubbard himself sparked controversy among Scientologists due to several provocative statements he made, which deeply disturbed early adherents: he would resurrect from the dead and, in a messianic capacity, thwart an extraterrestrial apocalypse led by the Galactic Confederacy, suggesting that Jesus was gay and a child abuser, apparently identifying with the Antichrist, warning that attempting this auditing level without preparation could result in spontaneous combustion, and implying that this was the final OT level Hubbard intended to release.