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You might have guessed that the title is a bit sensationalist; “Should we embrace addicts?” sounds less controversial, doesn’t it? That’s what Elizabeth F.S. Roberts actually suggests here though, and it’s a reasonable challenge to the hyperindividualism that’s become standard in America. As she says: “In the United States, a predominantly Protestant nation, which preaches individuality, we…
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AA Agnostica was founded in 2011 by Roger Couvrette, an atheist AA member from the Greater Toronto Area. The inspiration came from a controversy where We Agnostics and Beyond Belief, two secular AA groups, were removed from the GTA Intergroup’s meeting directory after the groups began using an alternative version of the Twelve Steps and Traditions. While documenting these events and the history…
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AA Agnostica was founded in 2011 by Roger Couvrette, an atheist AA member from the Greater Toronto Area. The inspiration came from a controversy where We Agnostics and Beyond Belief, two secular AA groups, were removed from the GTA Intergroup’s meeting directory after the groups began using an alternative version of the Twelve Steps and Traditions. While documenting these events and the history…
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