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Rebellion Dogs Radio 29-The_GOD_Word and AA history 

The new British Invasion: The God Word.
What you need to know about AA history and The God Word? Get your PDF and take action to bring it to your home group library table.

What's Joe's Secret and his recovery and what does it have to do with AA narrative, culture, orthodox vs. fluid language? Betcha' wanna' know!

 

 
We introduce a band called The Dash from Vancouver Canada. Connect with them on social media or hear more from their recording "A Better Place" by clicking HERE 

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  • Craig GC
    Craig GC
    I am a vegetarian — well, to be entirely honest, a piscaterian, in that I eat dead fish. I don't go into butcher ships with an ax to destroy the place, I don't preach on street corners about the evils of the flesh, I just don't eat meat. Used to, don't now. I was an evangelical Christian fundamentalist for twenty years of my younger life, passing out tracts and buttonholing "sinners". I now think that stance is silly and can see no reason for it. I'm not opposed to it for you, if that's what you want, and I might find you vaguely dim, but I wouldn't tell you that. My point is that to direct any thought to a fundamentally meaningless word is pointless. Whenever I come across the word — notably in A.A. literature — I substitute Life. May Life bless you all. Craig

    I am a vegetarian — well, to be entirely honest, a piscaterian, in that I eat dead fish. I don't go into butcher ships with an ax to destroy the place, I don't preach on street corners about the evils of the flesh, I just don't eat meat. Used to, don't now.
    I was an evangelical Christian fundamentalist for twenty years of my younger life, passing out tracts and buttonholing "sinners". I now think that stance is silly and can see no reason for it. I'm not opposed to it for you, if that's what you want, and I might find you vaguely dim, but I wouldn't tell you that.
    My point is that to direct any thought to a fundamentally meaningless word is pointless. Whenever I come across the word — notably in A.A. literature — I substitute Life.
    May Life bless you all.
    Craig

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