Step 2
“Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.”
- What can we believe in?
- A.A. does not demand belief.
- Twelve Steps are only suggestions.
- Importance of an open mind.
- Variety of ways to faith.
- Substitution of A.A. as higher Power.
- Plight of the disillusioned.
- Road blocks of indifference and prejudice.
- Lost faith found in A.A.
- Problems of intellectuality and self-sufficiency.
- Negative and positive thinking.
- Self-righteousness.
- Defiance is an outstanding characteristic of alcoholics.
- Step two is a rallying point to sanity.
- Right relation to God.
Some suggested pages from As Bill Sees It
- #3: Pain and Progress
- #4: Can We Choose
- #6: All or Nothing?
- #51: The Coming of Faith
- #141: “Restore Us to Sanity“
- #205: Virtue and Self-Deception,
- #304: Single Purpose
- #310: Learning to Trust
- #325: Humility Brings Hope
Questions
Step 2
“Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.”
- What can we believe in?
- A.A. does not demand belief.
- Twelve Steps are only suggestions.
- Importance of an open mind.
- Variety of ways to faith.
- Substitution of A.A. as higher Power.
- Plight of the disillusioned.
- Road blocks of indifference and prejudice.
- Lost faith found in A.A.
- Problems of intellectuality and self-sufficiency.
- Negative and positive thinking.
- Self-righteousness.
- Defiance is an outstanding characteristic of alcoholics.
- Step two is a rallying point to sanity.
- Right relation to God.
Some suggested pages from As Bill Sees It
- #3: Pain and Progress
- #4: Can We Choose
- #6: All or Nothing?
- #51: The Coming of Faith
- #141: “Restore Us to Sanity“
- #205: Virtue and Self-Deception,
- #304: Single Purpose
- #310: Learning to Trust
- #325: Humility Brings Hope
Questions