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Birth of a Christian Alcoholic

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Birth of a Christian Alcoholic

By: Aaron Nowell
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Aaron Nowell is back and this time he's not talking about the Church, he's telling his story. Ever wonder how the author of AA vs. The American Church ended up in AA in the first place? In Birth of a Christian Alcoholic, Aaron tells every detail of his struggle with alcohol -- starting from the first drops of warm beer he ever tasted to the drunk driving accident that nearly claimed his life. Filled with embarrassing stories and deeply personal reflections, this book shows how Aaron went from a Christian to a Christian Alcoholic. In the right set of circumstances, any Christian can go from being led by Christ to be being led by their next drink.

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