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Baptized into recovery
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- This dissertation is about the connections between Christian baptism and recovery from addictions through 12-Step programs. The basic idea is that baptism represents a paradigm shift from culture to the Kingdom of God. Addiction is a paradigm -- a world-forming power. Recovery is a paradigm shift also. There are many similarities between the Kingdom of God and recovery paradigms. The method is researched from a Wesleyan quadrilateral approach. The conclusion is that there are grounds for discussion between the church and AA meetings in the basement.
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