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Have you received God’s blessing through the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous?
September 9, 2011 By 15 Comments
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lol. It’s Monday. All the hard cores are still sleeping off their hangovers.
i have never been among these bunch of drunks
i am not a quitter…
You again? AA pushes a higher power, not God per se. C’mon, quitcher trolling.
LOL GOD.
Nope. Only because I have no reason to go to AA secondly I never would since the current AA deviates GREATLY from what the two founders originally meant which by the way had nothing to do with GOD. The whole point was to lean on your fellow man when you felt the need to drink, NOT go to God.
I am not a member seeing I have no problem with alcohol.
You got to be kidding me
.
A blessing from them
.
The only blessing would be a free bottle of the well you know
.
Jesus drinking wine gave too many people license to go wild.
god’s blessing? in AA?
Most people are there because it’s either that or jail, fines, etc.
Oooor underagers with D.U.Is (and all the ones I know still drank during AA haha)
Please….
No-but an AA center was built right next to our church, and have fellowship in the chapel sometimes.
Party
It should be a secular organisation instead of having a religious agenda which compels it to exploit vulnerable people.
AA is not a Christian organization, it doesn’t require belief in a God just some form of Higher Power, doesn’t matter what that Higher Power is…
my son has been sober for 8 months now and while he has always believed in God he has definitely been more spiritual since going to AA. Many do not choose God as their higher power but i am thankful that he did. He enjoys the fellowship with others who understand what he has been through and he has met some very nice people there. I am very thankful he is sober and hope he continues in his walk with God.