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Alcoholics Anonymous History? The Founding of A.A.? The Early Alcoholics Anonymous program in Akron? The Twelve Steps and how to take them? Origins of Alcoholics Anonymous? The Christian Recovery Movement? "Old School" A.A.? How the first three AAs got sober? The Christian upbringing of Bill W. and Dr. Bob? The Oxford Group and A.A.? Rev. Sam Shoemaker and A.A.? The basic ideas from the Bible considered absolutely essential in early A.A.? The Book of James and A.A.? Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and A.A.? 1 Corinthians 13 and A.A.? The "Broad Highway" and A.A.? Higher Powers and A.A.? Spirituality or Religion and A.A.? Dick B. and A.A.? International Christian Recovery Coalition? Christian Recovery Resource Centers and Persons?
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