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pablo_marmol

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2. I was there........it was GREAT!

Thu Nov 13, 2014, 01:46 AM

Nov 2014

Spent a lot of the weekend volunteering, but still managed to get in some provocative workshops and talks. I've almost finished two of the three books I bought from authors at the event, and they're fantastic resources......especially for sponsoring newcomers who are stymied by 'the God bit'.

I'll post some more links to agnostic/atheist resources when I get a chance on a separate thread. Kicked my ass for not thinking about posting here prior to the event, but not surprised that someone else did. Good job rug!

Edited to add: This will be a bi-annual event. The next one will be in Austin Texas in '16. Check out the AA Agnostica website for reviews of the event, and books for sale.

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A Conference for Atheist and Agnostic Alcoholics is Taking Place in California This Weekend [View all] rug Nov 2014 OP

I'm so glad to see this movement growing and organizing! TygrBright Nov 2014 #1

I was there........it was GREAT! pablo_marmol Nov 2014 #2

Thanks for the report. rug Nov 2014 #3

Thanks for linking to AA Agnostica. pablo_marmol Nov 2014 #4

AA is not a religious program, it's a spiritual one. demosincebirth Jun 2015 #5

Distressingly, it is both spiritual and religious to me progree Jul 2015 #6

It's in the by-laws if they every want to read them. demosincebirth Jul 2015 #7

A.A. declaring itself to be not religious doesn't make that true progree Jul 2015 #8