Grant Cardone on Donating $18M to Scientology, Claims it's Not a Cult (Part 5)
February 2, 2026
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Bestselling author and entrepreneur Grant Cardone recently addressed his substantial donations—estimated at around $18 million—to the Church of Scientology, firmly rejecting claims that the organization is a cult. In a candid interview, Cardone emphasized that Scientology differs vastly from typical cult definitions, highlighting its openness to individuals from diverse backgrounds and beliefs. He explained that courses within the church range from free online sessions to paid educational materials, with progression based on learning rather than financial contributions. Cardone also clarified the distinction between Dianetics, which he described as addressing the mind’s impact on the body, and Scientology, which focuses on spiritual aspects. Despite his generous donations, Cardone stressed he holds no special rank or leadership role within the church, likening his membership to that of any other regular adherent. He also drew parallels to other groups often labeled cults, urging a broader perspective on the term.
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