| Description |
118 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. |
| Note |
"A Freethinker in Alcoholics Anonymous is especially written for nonbelievers in recovery, who face difficult choices: going it alone or attending regular A.A. groups, secular A.A. groups, or secular alternative groups. But everyone who has an alcohol problem, or who knows someone who has one, can benefit from this book. Chapters describe Lauritsen's experiences in recovery, his analyses of the 24-Hour Plan and the A.A. Fellowship, his research on early A.A. history and forerunners of A.A., his objections to recitation of the "Lord's Prayer" in meetings, "A Freethinker's Steps for Recovery from Alcoholism", a heavily annotated Select Bibliography on Alcoholism, suggestions on how freethinkers can gain fellowship without sacrificing their principles, and his conclusions on how A.A. should be reformed."--Publisher's description. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [109]-118). |
| Subject |
Alcoholics -- Rehabilitation.
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Alcoholism -- Religious aspects.
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Alcoholics Anonymous -- History.
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Twelve-step programs -- Religious aspects.
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Lauritsen, John.
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Freethinkers -- Massachusetts -- Biography.
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| ISBN |
9780943742236 |
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0943742234 |
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