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Tradition 3 - The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking

Tradition 2 - For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority--a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern

Self-acceptance was only one of many rewards he found in working and reworking the Steps

From the March 1962 Grapevine

Our job is to make the AA way of life so highly attractive that others will want it

God willing, we may never again have to deal with drinking, but we do have to deal with sobriety every day

The Steps were translated into terms that I, an atheist, could understand

Beware the enemy that lurks beneath the surface of our conscious selves

This member was unable to dispel the darkness or ease the anguish even after years of AA sobriety

Six finite choices depend on our relationship with the infinite - Seven choices for mature living: The final article in a series of six

He helped AA--in another language

Does alcohol release your "real" personality? "Tommy rot," says a voice from the other side of the swinging doors. And the too severe conscience is largely myth.

The "false mercy of the blackout" is keeping an alcoholic wife from knowing what she becomes after the first drink. . .