The Theology of Alcoholics Anonymous: A Guide to the Theological and Religious Underpinnings of AA
Begun ninety years ago by two down-and-out alcoholic men (Bill Wilson and Bob Smith), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has proved to be the most effective treatment for achieving long-term sobriety. That success, the author argues, is due in large measure to the underlying theological principles of the AA program. Many participants in AA and many proponents of AA are not aware of this underlying theology. There is much that religions of all stripes can learn from these theological principles and the organizing traditions and concepts of the AA program. Perhaps these religious organizations might even reverse their downward trend in membership by adopting what AA has learned over the past ninety years.
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The Theology of Alcoholics Anonymous: A Guide to the Theological and Religious Underpinnings of AA
Begun ninety years ago by two down-and-out alcoholic men (Bill Wilson and Bob Smith), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has proved to be the most effective treatment for achieving long-term sobriety. That success, the author argues, is due in large measure to the underlying theological principles of the AA program. Many participants in AA and many proponents of AA are not aware of this underlying theology. There is much that religions of all stripes can learn from these theological principles and the organizing traditions and concepts of the AA program. Perhaps these religious organizations might even reverse their downward trend in membership by adopting what AA has learned over the past ninety years.
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The Theology of Alcoholics Anonymous: A Guide to the Theological and Religious Underpinnings of AA

The Theology of Alcoholics Anonymous: A Guide to the Theological and Religious Underpinnings of AA

by Jack S.
The Theology of Alcoholics Anonymous: A Guide to the Theological and Religious Underpinnings of AA

The Theology of Alcoholics Anonymous: A Guide to the Theological and Religious Underpinnings of AA

by Jack S.

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Begun ninety years ago by two down-and-out alcoholic men (Bill Wilson and Bob Smith), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has proved to be the most effective treatment for achieving long-term sobriety. That success, the author argues, is due in large measure to the underlying theological principles of the AA program. Many participants in AA and many proponents of AA are not aware of this underlying theology. There is much that religions of all stripes can learn from these theological principles and the organizing traditions and concepts of the AA program. Perhaps these religious organizations might even reverse their downward trend in membership by adopting what AA has learned over the past ninety years.

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ISBN-13: 9798886857542
Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
Publication date: 03/15/2023
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 50
File size: 210 KB
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