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What are the four “facts” of chapter 2? 1. The Tremendous fact: (pg. 17) _____ _____ _____ 2. “The fact”: (pg. 24) _____ _____ _____ 3. The Great Fact: (pg. 25) _____ _____ _____ 4. The Central Fact: (pg. 25) _____ _____ _____ What 3 things are required for the successful consummation of this process? (Top of pg. 25) 1. _____ 2. _____ 3 ...
- The Solution Is Common to All
- The Problem Is Also Quite Common
- The Spiritual Experience
Upon meeting certain people in the program, we will find ourselves truly inspired. (Brian A Jackson/Shutterstock) Right off the bat, “There Is a Solution” begins with a discussion of the AA fellowship itself. Much as we discussed in our article on the Third Promise, the major lesson here is that anyone can enter AA. The book states: So what does ho...
Unfortunately, the problem is just as common as the solution. And to make matters worse, many do not understand just how difficult it is to control. (Peerayot/Shutterstock) One of the more unfortunate messages in “There Is a Solution” is that, even if we spent all of our time in the service of others, we would never completely solve the alcohol pro...
We must find a way of getting in touch with some sort of Higher Power. (Sergey Nivens/Shutterstock) There may be a social aspect to the spiritual remedy, but “There Is a Solution” also outlines a very personal one. It begins after we see others who have recovered, long for what they have, and decide that there is no harm in giving up our pride and ...
May 24, 2020 · She’d ask me certain questions, tell me what to highlight, and suggest annotations. Unfortunately, not everybody gets access to a sponsor who’s worked with such a sponsor, passing down a lens, so here goes my take for this chapter.
The Big Book Study Questions are simply sentences from the book Alcoholics Anonymous turned into questions to use as a study guide for the Big Book.
Chapter 2 Review Questions Flashcards | Quizlet. Get a hint. What are the four human needs essential for survival? a. Food, clothing, shelter, and love. b. Clothing, food, shelter, and the will to reproduce. c. Shelter, clothing, food, and self-actualization. d. Self-Actualization, food, shelter, and the will to reproduce. Click the card to flip 👆.
In the following chapter, there appears an explanation of alcoholism, as we understand it, then a chapter addressed to the agnostic. Many who once were in this class are now among our members. Surprisingly enough, we find such convictions no great obstacle to a spiritual experience.
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Chapter 2. THERE IS A SOLUTION. WE, OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, know thousands of men and women who were once just as hopeless as Bill. Nearly all have recovered. They have solved the drink problem. We are average Americans.
