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Spiritual Steps: Spiritual Principles and Biblical Doctrine of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
The writers of the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book presented twelve steps to a better life. Spiritual Steps discusses those steps and the spiritual principles associated with them. The information within these pages is not just for the suffering alcoholic or drug addict but is a tool that can benefit all people in all walks of life.
110 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 28, 2012
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August 1, 2025
Not much about the Steps
Steps four through nine were weak. There was nothing about a sponsor, an experienced sober member of AA who has previously been sponsored through the Twelve Steps, to help guide the person taking the Twelve Steps. Lack of sponsorship and lack of sharing the Fifth Step with a trusted person to help find our defects deeper than what we think they may be. In Step Nine, there was not anything that suggested going to the individuals harmed and admitting their wrongs.
The doctor started out by attacking my Christians beliefs. That was certainly a turn-off and totally unnecessary to express or explain the Twelve Steps.
Steps four through nine were weak. There was nothing about a sponsor, an experienced sober member of AA who has previously been sponsored through the Twelve Steps, to help guide the person taking the Twelve Steps. Lack of sponsorship and lack of sharing the Fifth Step with a trusted person to help find our defects deeper than what we think they may be. In Step Nine, there was not anything that suggested going to the individuals harmed and admitting their wrongs.
The doctor started out by attacking my Christians beliefs. That was certainly a turn-off and totally unnecessary to express or explain the Twelve Steps.
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