Big Book, We Agnostics, p. 44-57
Complete chapter addressing the unbeliever
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From Alcoholics Anonymous — 1955 Second Edition by Wilson, Bill & Smith, Dr. Bob
Chapter Four addresses the agnostic and atheist alcoholic, arguing that lack of power is our dilemma and the solution is finding a Power greater than oneself. It invites the skeptic to set aside religious prejudice and adopt a willingness to seek their own conception of God.
Big Book, We Agnostics, p. 44
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Big Book, We Agnostics, p. 45
Lack of power, that was our dilemma. We had to find a power by which we could live, and it had to be a Power greater than ourselvesRead in Books4Free →
Big Book, We Agnostics, p. 46-47
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Big Book, We Agnostics, p. 47
Only requirement: willingness to believe in a Power greater than ourselves
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List of life problems caused by self-will and being out of contact with God
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Big Book, We Agnostics, p. 57
Story of the minister's son and his transformation
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