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jimhere · 07-02-2009, 10:54 PM

Hi Clay,

Those are good questions.

I know an athiest who has long term sobriety in AA. He also happens to be a vwery spiritual man. He practices the same principles that I try to, principles that are universal to mankind like brotherly love, tolerance, service, etc. I happen to be a "believer," but I don't think he & I have ever got crossways about spiritual matters. In fact, we've been on Twelfth-Step calls together.

Feel free to send me a private message if I can be of service.

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jimhere Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Everett, WA Posts: 2,323	Hi Clay, Those are good questions. I know an athiest who has long term sobriety in AA. He also happens to be a vwery spiritual man. He practices the same principles that I try to, principles that are universal to mankind like brotherly love, tolerance, service, etc. I happen to be a "believer," but I don't think he & I have ever got crossways about spiritual matters. In fact, we've been on Twelfth-Step calls together. Feel free to send me a private message if I can be of service. __________________ "I used to be good for nothing. Now I do good for nothing." ~ Chuck C.