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Episode 820: The Rewriting of the BIG BOOK / A Special Broadcast
Episode 820: The Rewriting of the BIG BOOK / A Special Broadcast
Episode 820: The Rewriting of the BIG BOOK / A Special Broadcast
Friday 1st March 2024
Chris S. and the Monty'man debate the controversial rewrite of AA's Big Book, exploring its impact on recovery principles and community.
55 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Delve into concerns about the rewriting of the Big Book and potential changes
- Reflect on the significance of spiritual principles and foundational texts in AA
- Highlight the importance of trust in God and love for others in recovery
- Navigate through the implications of proposed alterations in the recovery community
- Emphasise the commitment to service and the essence of the 12 steps in recovery
The conversation delves into the nuances of the proposed alterations and the implications for individuals in recovery. Throughout the discussion, they emphasise the importance of spiritual principles, the essence of the 12 steps, and the need for reverence towards the foundational text of AA.
Rumors are swirling about a new 'Plain and Simple Language Translation' of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, and reactions are mixed. In this special episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, Chris S. and the Monty'man dive into the heart of this heated debate. They discuss the potential changes to the language and steps, reflecting on how these alterations might impact individuals in recovery.
Some folks welcome the update, while others feel it undermines the historical and spiritual essence of the original text. Chris and Monty explore both sides, considering the balance between preserving tradition and embracing change. They highlight the importance of spiritual principles, the core of the 12 steps, and maintaining reverence for AA's foundational text.
The conversation also touches on the broader implications for the recovery community, emphasizing trust in a higher power, love for others, and the role of service in sobriety. Whether you're a staunch traditionalist or open to new perspectives, this episode offers a thought-provoking look at the future of AA's Big Book.