Doreen Virtue
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Why Christians Should Avoid 12 Step Programs for Addictions

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August 12, 2022

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The 12 Step programs AA, OA, etc. have unbiblical components and occultic origins. Christians are instead encouraged to see a Biblical Counselor for addictions, as Dr. Mark Shaw of The Addiction Connection explains in this video.

Dr. Shaw’s website is

Dr. Shaw’s book and companion workbook, The Heart of Addiction, are available at

Dr. Shaw’s book, Understanding Temptation, is at

Dr. Shaw’s book about video game, tv, and internet addictions is at

Are 12 Step Programs Occultic?

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AA OABiblical CounselorDr Mark ShawThe Addiction ConnectionDr ShawsThe HeartUnderstanding TemptationStep Programs Occultic Note

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