The only really valuable AA Literature is the Big Book and perhaps Conference-Approved Literature?

What about this? Here's a fellow who has published papers and books that get my attention after a brief visit to this site.

Glenn F. Chesnut, an ordained United Methodist minister, completed his bachelor of divinity degree at Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University, then went to Oxford University where he earned a doctorate in theology as a Fulbright scholar. He has won a Prix de Rome in Classics and recognition from the American Society of Church History for his work on Christianity and paganism in the early Greco-Roman world.

He taught at the University of Virginia and Boston University, and is now Professor Emeritus of History and Religious Studies at Indiana University (South Bend).

These things strike me as remarkable: (1) I can understand his writing, and (2) this fellow seems to have a genuine interest in the Fellowship. Given his education, experience and writing skill, this man has something to share with us!

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• Here's something you don't see every day in AA Literature