Alcoholics Anonymous Unmasked: Deception and Deliverance
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.70 (849 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 156043449X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
--Who is the Higher Power of AA? --Were AA's founders Christians or occultists? --How is the New Age involved? --Is there a "Rockefeller connection"? --Who are AA's "godparents"? --How successful is AA's treatment program? --Is alcoholism a sin or a disease? Don't you think it's time to learn about Bill Wilson's adulterous affairs, LSD experimentation, as well as his and Dr. Bob Smith's interest in seances and spiritualism?
. About the Author Burns has a degree in Bible Philosophy and has spent the past 19 years doing extensive research on the New Age movement and related subjects
"Only if you are a theist" according to Atheistically Yours. This book is only worth the read, if you believe that Masonry is the cult of cults, and that AA is expressly "anti-Christian". While I am NO FAN OF AA, I found this book to be a complete waste of the money paid for it, and unless you are a fundamentailist Christian, is not worth the read. The scholarship is pathetic (citations from ENCYCLOPEDIAS!), and does . Guilt by Association Cathy Burns attacks Alcoholics Anonymous using pieces of a very complex puzzle. The short sighted presentation assembles a picture that lacks the most important piece a point entirely overlooked. Burns has found some research that connects occultic activity by individuals of the time, however, there is incriminating guilt placed on the founders who, by their. Cathy needs to do her homework better As a 17-year sober member of AA and a Christian, I would ask Cathy to explain the Lord's question "Is it easier to say your sins are forgiven or to heal his disease?" Bill W did become involved in the occult long after AA was established. Cathy focuses on researching false Christian religions (Mormons, etc.). How many churches invite false religions to use t
. Burns has a degree in Bible Philosophy and has spent the past 19 years doing extensive research on the New Age movement and related subjects