Is There a Humanist Version of AA?
Question by noggin the nog: Is there a Humanist version of AA?
[rewrite]The 12 Steps programme emphasises turning to a higher power for help. The AA deny being Christian, and open to all religions, but anyone with half a wit can see this isn’t the case. Thus potential members are discouraged from attending because they don’t BELIEVE in a higher power, so how on earth could such a non-existant thing be of any use to them? Is there a secular version, or a Humanist version, of the meetings? Is there, in fact, a group with the same widespread influence as AA without the undertones of God-bothering??? One perhaps that believes that humans are able to overcome anything the universe throws at them, if they want to….
Ps: My drinker” is in the UK, not the US… sorry i should have mentioned that… x
Doubly Devilishly Sexy Occulty: Ever wanted to get some empathy??? If not, STFU anyway! You don’t know what you are talking about; i am requesting for someone else. I’m very glad your life is free of pain and suffering but I don’t doubt that you are not a stranger of causing it – how callous can someone get? Grrrr.
Thank you DDSO for removing your reply 🙂 x
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Why Have Health Care Costs Increased Increased So Exponentially in the Last Thirty or So Years?
Question by PaulDrake: Why have health care costs increased increased so exponentially in the last thirty or so years?
[rewrite]I’m looking for a detailed in depth answer and not the usual polemics and talking points. When I was younger I had jobs that did not provide health insurance and was able to incur some costs that would ruin me today , but did not in that time. What exactly has happened to get us into the unfortunate place we find ouselves now?
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Answer by CR
Greed
Answer by john c
Sorry, all I have time for is talking points. I have 3.
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What Is the Best Book for the Ketogenic Diet?
Question by Lynd-zeee: What is the best book for the ketogenic diet?
[rewrite]We are starting our son on the ketogenic diet, as advised by our treatment center for his epilepsy. What is the best book for this? One with food lists and recipes would help, as this is completely new to both me and my husband.
Many thanks!
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Answer by Ant Boogie
THE best book, hands down is by Lyle McDonlad. It’s called “The Ketogenic Diet” and is highly recommended by those with a solid, good name in the industry.
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Justice Organization Recommends Va. Incarceration Reforms
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