Big Book Page xxxii
The Doctor's Opinion · pages xxv–xxxii
"However, he did become "sold'' on the ideas contained in this book. He has not had a drink for a great many years. I see him now and then and he is as fine a specimen of manhood as one could wish to meet."— Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, page xxxii. A short quotation, for identification and study. Read the whole page in your own copy →
What's on page xxxii
Page xxxii sits in The Doctor's Opinion, which runs pages xxv–xxxii.
Reading the page itself, the language here turns on prayer. That's taken from the page's own words — not from anybody's summary of them.
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What chapter of the Big Book is page xxxii in?
Page xxxii is in The Doctor's Opinion, which runs pages xxv–xxxii in Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition.
What is on page xxxii of the Big Book?
Page xxxii sits in The Doctor's Opinion. Reading the page itself, its language turns on prayer. Recovery Starts does not reproduce the Big Book — the book belongs to A.A. — so to read the page in full, get your own copy.
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