Alcoholism: 09Aug13

09Aug13
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I think writing this down somehow holds me more accountable to it (it also helps that I know no one will ever find it here.. ) It’s so hard for me to quit video games. I’m glad I haven’t played today. I’m going to keep working on it. Maybe I can trade video game addiction for alcoholism? I have a pr
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Do Baptists and Lutherans agree on the final destination of “believers” who abandon their Faith?
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The Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Churches teach that good works assist in your salvation. Lutherans do not believe this. Good works are a RESULT of salvation, not a means of salvation. Lutherans do not believe that a Christian needs to worry about “have I done enough to prove I’m saved, t
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Step 2~~Came To Believe That A Power Greater Than Ourselves Could Restore Us To Sanity
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The NA logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) AA Big Book (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Step 2 Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity How It Works “When, therefore, we speak to you of God, we mean your own conception of God. This applies, too, to other spiritual expressio
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He was an alcoholic; they supported him
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He was a good man; he was an alcoholic. He was a man with alcoholism. His identity seemed to be wrapped up in his addiction. Day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, to work and to AA meetings he went. His life revolved around sobriety. Anything that threatened his sobriet
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