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From the books ...
Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
QUESTION occurs
39 times
12 in BB • 27 in 12&12
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1.
2.
But
above all, we
tried to be
sensible on this
question.
3.
We
never argue this
question.
4.
5.
6.
In
A.A. we have
found that the
actual good results of
prayer are
beyond question.
7.
So,
practicing these
Steps, we had a
spiritual awakening about which
finally there was
no question.
8.
So at the
outset, how
best to
live and
work together as
groups became the
prime question.
9.
10.
11.
In
one of their
trade associations, the
question
arose of
just how this
campaign should be
handled.
12.
... question, but
practically speaking, it isn't.
12&12
Step Six, p.68
This
sounds like a
hard question, but
practically speaking, it
isn't.
13.
It is not the
matter of
giving that is in
question, but
when and how to
give.
14.
15.
This
brings us
straight to
the
question "Does
A.A. have a
real leadership?"
16.
Squarely before us was the
question "How
anonymous
should an
A.A. member be?"
17.
18.
Let him
ask you that
question, if he
will.
19.
20.
"That,"
agrees the
sponsor,
"is a
very good question indeed.
21.
For
those who are
unable to
drink moderately the
question is how to
stop altogether.
22.
But
later,
alone in his
room, he
asked himself this
question: "Is it
possible that all the
religious people I have
known are
wrong?"
23.
24.
Maybe you have
disturbed
him about the
question of
alcoholism.
25.
Arrived at this
point, we
were
squarely confronted with the
question
of
faith.
26.
The
question of how to
approach the
man we
hated will arise.
27.
Some were
club-
minded, but it
was
just a
question of
taking care of the
lonely heart.
28.
29.
30.
We of
A.A. do not
question that.
31.
32.
33.
The
question was: Should
A.A. take the
gift?
34.
"His
next question: 'What are
you
getting out of it?'
35.
The
question which might
naturally come into your
mind would be: "what did the
man do
or
say that was
different
from what
others had
done or
said?"
36.
The only
question will be "Are
we
ready?"
37.
So our
question will be this:
How, by
ignorance,
compulsion, and
self-
will, do we
misuse this
gift for our
own destruction?
38.
We may
certainly answer
this
question with a
loud "
No!"
39.
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