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08-02-2005, 11:06 AM
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As Bill Sees It
"Let's Keep It Simple", p. 162
"We need to distinguish sharply between spiritual simplicity and
functional
simplicity."
"When we say that A.A. advocates no theological proposition except God
as we
understand Him, we greatly simplify A.A. life by avoiding conflict and
exclusiveness.
"But when we get into questions of action by groups, by areas, and by
A.A. as a whole,
we find that we must to some extent organize to carry the message--or
else face
chaos. And chaos is not simplicity."
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As Bill Sees It
"Let's Keep It Simple", p. 162
"We need to distinguish sharply between spiritual simplicity and
functional
simplicity."
"When we say that A.A. advocates no theological proposition except God
as we
understand Him, we greatly simplify A.A. life by avoiding conflict and
exclusiveness.
"But when we get into questions of action by groups, by areas, and by
A.A. as a whole,
we find that we must to some extent organize to carry the message--or
else face
chaos. And chaos is not simplicity."
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