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The Good Book-Big Book Guidebook - Softcover

B., Dick

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9781885803917: The Good Book-Big Book Guidebook

Synopsis

A working companion for studying the Bible alongside the Big Book, this guidebook shows readers how the two connect and how early A.A. drew its principles directly from Scripture. It is a complete, stand-alone work — available individually right here — and it is also one of the 31 volumes of The Dick B. A.A. History Reference Set, available together at a very substantial savings: the Christian recovery world's most thorough scholarly record of the roles God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Bible played in early A.A.'s astonishing successes. Compiled by Dick B., J.D., CDAAC, over 25 years of forensic primary-source research. The complete 31-volume set is available for $297 with free U.S. shipping exclusively at DickBonRecovery.com — collected individually, the 31 volumes would cost well over twice as much.

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About the Author

Dick B. is a Writer, Historian, Bible student, Retired attorney, and active recovered member of the A.A. Fellowship. He has sponsored more than 100 men in their recovery. He has devoted 18 years to researching, analyzing, assembling, publicizing, and disseminating the facts about early A.A.'s history, roots, principles and practices. This is his 32nd published title and is accompanied by more than 180 articles and 30 audio talks that help recovery workers and recovering people to have a full and complete new life, enduring sobriety, and pleasant abstinence. Dick is a hands-on AA. He has attended thousands of meetings, spoken at conferences and seminars, and served within the fellowship. More important, he has held on to his Christian faith, his enthusiastic interest in the Bible, his reliance on the Creator in day to day life, and the firm conviction that he can help others if they are informed about the real A.A. of yesteryear, the successful fellowship of the 1930's, and the simple program which won the attention of a world hungry for a spiritual solution to alcoholism. He is a member of the American Historical Assn, Alcohol and Drugs History Society, Research Society on Alcoholism, Christian Assn for Psychological Studies, AMERSA, ISAAC, Coalition of Prison Evangelists, and Phi Beta Kappa. He holds A.B. and J.D. degrees from Stanford University.

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