From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... faults.
BB p.77,
Into Action
It may be he has done us more
harm than we have done him
and, though we may have acquired a better attitude toward him, we are
still not too keen about admitting our faults.
2.
... faults and
asking forgiveness.
BB p.79,
Into Action
3.
... faults are
not discussed.
BB p.78,
Into Action
His faults are not discussed.
4.
... faults to
another and make restitution for ...
12&12 p.24,
Step One
5.
... faults to
Him and to your fellows.
BB p.164,
A Vision For You
6.
... faults we
listed them.
BB p.67,
How It Works
7.
... faults --
without any reservations whatever -- has indeed ...
12&12 p.63,
Step Six
He goes on to explain that
any person capable of enough willingness and honesty
to try repeatedly Step Six on all his faults -- without any reservations whatever -- has indeed come a long way spiritually, and is therefore entitled to be
called a man who is sincerely trying to grow in the image and likeness of his own Creator.
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