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Came to Believe

by Alcoholics Anonymous · 1973

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Came To Believe: The spiritual adventure of A.A. as experienced by individual members.

Over 75 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) members from all over the world describe the wide diversity of convictions implied in "God as we understood Him." Especially helpful to those who confuse spiritual with religious, but a great addition to any recovering alcoholic's Alcoholic Anonymous book collection.

Subject
self-helpself-helpMore like thisLess of this
Themes
spiritualityspiritualityMore like thisLess of thisaddictionaddictionMore like thisLess of this
Audience
adult
Length
short · 121 pages

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