Balancing Reason and Faith: A Deep Dive into 'We Agnostics'
We have one more objectively, well, abjectly, yeah, totally being of the most objectionable or contemptible kind. My old thinking is not going to help me, is not going to take me along this path.
Have you ever wondered how faith and reason coexist in the journey to sobriety? In this episode of the Intensive Big Book Study podcast, hosts David G, Mark B, Minor A, and Nancy F tackle this intriguing question. They dive into pages 52-55 of the 'We Agnostics' chapter, offering a rich discussion on the importance of spirituality in recovery. The hosts emphasize the concept of powerlessness and the crucial role of taking actionable steps towards healing.
They argue that embracing a childlike faith—free from prejudices and preconceptions—can be transformative. But it's not just about blind faith; they also discuss the limitations of relying solely on reason and how integrating both can lead to a more robust recovery process.
Whether you're new to the twelve-step program or have been on this path for a while, this episode provides a thoughtful blend of spiritual and practical advice to help you or your loved ones navigate the complexities of overcoming alcoholism. Tune in for an educational, supportive, and hopeful discussion that might just offer the insights you need.