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Sunday, February 15, 2009

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An open letter to Alcoholics Anonymous





Here are some thoughts this morning. Certainly, the homosexual population ( I don't want to use the word Gay to describe something that certainly isn't gay) has a major
problem with drinking or "Alcoholism" if you will.The question is what to do about it. AA's response these last 30 years has been allowing Gay AA meetings to be listed as "special purpose" meetings. Something that did not happen in AA's early history. It looks like a good thing doesn't it? After all, the homosexual suffering from alcoholism is thrown a life saver and , no doubt, some or even many stop drinking. But is that real love for the Homosexual Alcoholic?
Some would say yes no doubt. It really boils down to whether or not you believe Homosexuality is intrinsically immoral or not. 2000 years of Christian tradition and teaching says that it is.If homosexuality is intrinsically evil, then by giving them a stamp of approval and acceptance that would not be the essence of true love for them would it? In fact, you would be encouraging their aberrant behaviour.

No sane person would argue that thieves or adulters be given thier own special purpose meetings would they? Many alcoholics are thieves when they come to AA. I was. Probably most
are. In fact, I could present a powerful argument that I was born a thief since it started at a relatively young age. So why shouldn't thieves have their own special purpose meetings?.
After all, they have their own special problems and many do not want to stop stealing.

How does AA deal with thieves that are alcoholics? Generally, people are encouraged to stop drinking, take a fearless and searching moral inventory, and commit their lives to God. They are discouraged from stealing arent they? In other words, they are encouraged towards self-
examination and change. I might even use the word "Repentance". That is love isn't it? It is correction. In fact, a powerful argument could be made that correction is the essence of true love. After all, isn't that what good Parents do for their children? Isn't that what God does for us?

Therein lies the rub. AA, as a matter of group policy, does not correct Homosexuals. It accepts them the way they are. It doesn't do that with thieves, adulterers, or other sinners. It only does it with homosexuals. Why? Because radical homosexuals, to proud to admit they were wrong,
pushed for it for years and liberal elements within AA gave in to it. So AA has become like some of the more liberal and heretical "Christian" denominations":Metropolitan Community Church, Episcopal Church, or the Reformed Catholic Church. AA hides behind the tradition 10 "Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the A.A. name ought never be drawn into
public controversy."

If asked I'm sure representative at World Services would say that AA has no position on the homosexual controversy raging in our society at large. But what they say conflicts with what they do by their actions. I accuse Alcoholics Anonymous World Services of equating being
Homosexual with being Black or American Indian. I accuse Alcoholics Anonymous World Services of not adhering to the tradition that "Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues" through a cooperative relationship with the Internation Advisory of Homosexual Men and Women in Alcoholics Anonymous. accuse Alcoholics Anonymous World Services of promoting the radical homosexual agenda in violation of AA traditions. I accuse AA members involved in Round Up committes of promoting the acceptance of homosexuality. I accuse AA of promoting the acceptance of homosexuality in conference approved literature. I accuse AA of promoting the acceptance of homosexuality in a personal story in the fourth edition of the the Big Book. I accuse AA members of a failure to speak out about this in AA
meetings.I accuse AA of a failure to love.


5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Holy cow, you are a fearful misguided soul. NA isn't Scientology based. AA doesn't endorse OR judge homosexuality. It also doesn't endorse OR judge many sects of addicted people: sex addicts, gambing addicts, compulsive shoplifters, or drug addicts or criminals. ALL are welcome at AA meetings. ALL love and cherish the God of their understanding. ALL are welcome and ALL are working to better their lives and the lives of those around them. Go to some open meetings. See for yourself. FEAR keeps you ignorant. FEAR keeps you in the dark. FEAR restricts you from the glory and the light and the miracles that God exposes in those rooms every single hour of every single day.

5:50 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Bill Wilson was in favor of gay meetings. There is plenty of research materials available to support this.

10:19 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

As Christians, we cannot turn people away because of their lifestyles or belirfs. But, I do not believe that anyone shuld be given special treatment because we consider them different. We may be their only hope in their recovery. We must love them as Jesus does. I pray that God will help me see them through His eyes. We should not separate them, Jesus hung out with those who needed Him..

11:59 AM

 
Blogger Anon said...

I never suggested that AA should turn people away because of their lifestyles.I AM suggesting that AA is
violating its own traditions by endorsing the Homosexual lifestyle, albeit subtly.

The first poster thinks I have never been to an AA meeting. In reality, I have attended them for 37 years.I know what AA does.

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