A question

[catsruleok]

After recently discovering on the net the Agnostics Twelve Step programme, I'm wondering whether
anyone here knows of an organisation that works this programme. If so, I'd be most grateful if you
could let me have their details.

Cheers.

JB

[Gregg Fowler]

In some larger cities there are "agnostic" AA meetings made up primarily of
folks that are agnostically inclined. The twelve steps have been
"translated" in many forms by many other groups including Buddhists,
atheists, humanists, women, and other various groups to make them feel more
comfortable. I was in a recovery group at church (Unitarian) and we studied
different literature from different groups that had translated the twelve
steps to fit their individual needs.

Gregg

"catsruleok" <catsruleok@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
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> After recently discovering on the net the Agnostics Twelve Step programme,
I'm wondering whether
> anyone here knows of an organisation that works this programme. If so,
I'd be most grateful if you
> could let me have their details.
>
> Cheers.
>
> JB
>
>