Twelve Steps - Step Two - (pp. 25-33)
die. We found many in A.A. who once thought as we did. They helped us to get down to our right size. By their ex-ample they showed us that humility and intellect could be compatible, provided we placed humility fi rst. When we began to do that, we received the gift of faith, a faith which works. This faith is for you, too.”
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