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AA and Jesus	Cosmic Consciousness
Love's Ingredients	Beyond the Self
Let Go and Let God	El Sombrero
The Search for Self-Approval	Anger!. . . A Symptom of Wrong Thinking
AAs Should Be Honest About Sex Problems	Humility
Gossip	More Power to You
Beware the Sound of Blaring Trumpets	Inventory is Today
Thoughts Are Things	First Law
Those Unremembered Memories	Ebby
Those Lost Years	Why God Says No
The Will and the Way	Why I Keep Coming Back
The One-Minute Solution	The Serenity Prayer
The Green Demon	Self-Esteem
The Dreamer and the Dawn	Rejection
The Broken Pulley	Public Controversy
That Day on the Bridge	Power to Solve Your Problems
Step Over to the Nearest Barroom	From Perfectionism to Perfection
Something About the Eyes	People and Principles
Requiem for a Resentment	9th Step
Put Yourself in a New Frame of Mind	Mental Depression--Unnecessary Evil
Night Owl Gets Diploma	Is That Resentment Necessary?
My Name is...Melvin	Let's Talk About Material Things
The AA Tom Swifty	Open-Meeting Bores
The 12 Symptoms of My Alcoholism	Gentle Drunks
AA’s Roots in the Oxford Group	Leroy's Language
Getting Along With Yourself and Others	Long Live the Wimp
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CAN WE STILL USE THE FOUR ABSOLUTES? A Look at Standards that Led to the Twelve Steps -by Mel B., Toledo, OH -Printed in the U.S.A. © Copyright 2009 by Mel B. -Read this book in its entirety now! (Not widely published)

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