Christianity and Alcoholics Anonymous: Competing or Compatible?: A.A. Weighed and Measured Through the Scales of Scripture
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Defense of the Gospel
None could deny that A.A. has taught hundreds of thousands of alcoholics to live in continuous sobriety. But a bigger question is, “By what means—and with what consequences—does A.A. accomplish this minor miracle?” Could we, for example, lay A.A. literature side by side with Scripture and conclude the two are in steady harmony? Or could it actually be possible that they contradict one another? And if that were the case, would we be wise to point to our continued sobriet...






















