I was soon to be catapulted into what I liked to call the fourth dimension of existence.

It is ever so hard to believe that any human beings, no matter who are able to be infallible about anything.

Though many theologians hold that sudden spiritual experiences amount to a special distinction, if not a divine appointment of some sort, I question this view. Every human being, no matter what his attributes for good or evil, is a part of the divine spiritual economy. Therefore, each of us has his place, and I cannot [...]

Great suffering and great love are AA’s disciplinarians; we need no others.

I’m more affected than ever by that sweet and powerful aura of the church; that marvelous spiritual essence flowing down by the centuries touches me as no other emanation does, but—when I look at the authoritative layout, despite all the arguments in its favor, I still can’t warm up. No affirmative conviction comes.