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We can't go there James. That's a double negative. If you want to dismiss someone for not having so-called evidence, then you need to provide that evidence yourself. We don't get to dismiss somebody

I love Arthur S and his work, don't get me wrong... But I re-read this carefully, and I have real problems with it. Arthur is making claims without providing any evidence. Arthur claims: "It also

Thank you, Bruce. I believe this is important information that needs to be discussed around the fellowship, especially at Tradition meetings. Bob S * Sent: Saturday, April 2, 2022 2:02 PM

In the recent discussion topic on Tradition 3 - What was his addiction? I have a copy of Arthur S.'s Traditions Study Guide. In it mentions the early experience that influenced the Third Tradition as

Wow, thank you so much Bruce. That is very, very interesting. Let me see if I have this straight what Arthur is putting forward: The 1937 "Akron drug addict" story is AA folklore, and did not happen.

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Study Guides/Traditions Study Guide by Arthur S..pdf (

In the recent discussion topic on Tradition 3 - What was his addiction? I am sending you a copy of Arthur S.'s Traditions Study Guide. Please see pages 5 and 6 for the answer to this question. Year

Just to be clear, Barry L tells the story in that talk, but I don't believe he was that newcomer at the door in tradition 3. He got sober in 1945, that newcomer arrived at the door in "year 2"

Thanks everyone for your replies. But I am a little disappointed only because "sexual deviant" is pretty non-specific. Leaves a lot of wiggle room, so to speak. I've listened to the 1985 Barry Leach

That was Barry L. He was gay and clearly full of self hatred at that time. He went on to author Living Sober and play a leading role in leading the way for gay and lesbian acceptance in Alcoholics

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Historical Recordings/AA - Barry Leach on Tradition Three from Montreal AA International

He was gay. https://youtu.be/4tw5QDpP6kE https://www.routledge.com/The-History-of-Gay-People-in-Alcoholics-Anonymous-From-the-Beginning/Borden/p/book/9780789030399# (

Good Morning, I have a note I wrote in my Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions that “In 1968, at the General Service Conference, Bill told the story of that person being a sexual deviant”. Plus,

Good morning continued –I have a definitive source of my earlier comment… Now I know where I read it. Our Great Responsibility – a great book from GSO Archives where audio tapes of Bill’s

In the 12&12, Tradition 3, page 142 it says: “But,” he asked, “will you let me join your group? Since I am the victim of another addiction even worse stigmatized than alcoholism, you may not

Hello group, I'm wondering if anyone has a PDF of the Oxford Group pamphlet?10 Suggestions for Personal Work by Frank Buchman and Sherwood Eddy. I heard about it in a Recovery Speakers online talk

Nice to have more context to go along with fawning "memoirs" of the Oxford Group. Thanks!

Mention of Sam Shoemaker and Calvary Church on page 84.

Thank you very much Thom. I noticed page 1 was missing ? It is very interesting to have a critical view. She seems to have a real chip on her shoulder but that makes it a more interesting read LOL