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Tag: John D. Rockefeller

  • Gratitude

Credit Where Credit Is Due

  • September 23, 2017
  • Tagged as: Alcoholics Anonymous, Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, Dr. Karl Jung, Henrietta Sieberling, Jack Alexander, John D. Rockefeller, sobriety, Twelve Concepts, Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions, ultrarunning

Yes it’s true, I’m one of those who believe that Alcoholics Anonymous was and continues to be a gift from God, or if you prefer, our Creator.  When a person learns about the history of…

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