From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... intolerance?
12&12 p.140,
Tradition Three
2.
... intolerance finally
threw him into a fit ...
BB p.135,
The Family Afterward
His wife is one of those persons who really feels there is something rather sinful about these commodities, so she nagged, and her intolerance finally threw him into a fit of anger.
3.
... intolerance may
lessen your husband's chance of ...
BB p.120,
To Wives
4.
... intolerance might
repel alcoholics whose lives could ...
BB p.103,
Working With Others
A spirit of intolerance
might repel alcoholics
whose lives could have been
saved, had it not been for such stupidity.
5.
... intolerance of
any kind, the informality, the ...
BB p.160,
A Vision For You
The very practical approach to his problems,
the absence of intolerance
of any kind, the informality, the genuine democracy, the uncanny understanding
which these people had were irresistible.
6.
... intolerance or
belligerent denial.
BB p.568(570),
Appendix II, Spiritual Experience
7.
... intolerance or
hatred of drinking as an ...
BB p.103,
Working With Others
8.
... intolerance, while
we were intolerant ourselves.
BB p.50,
We Agnostics
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