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Religious Addiction

R. Mutton
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Pages
134
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

The purpose of this paper is to show how
anyone, yes anyone can quit any serious habit such as
alcoholism, drugging, overeating, religious addiction
and the many other dependencies that overtake people
in our culture. When I speak of addiction I include all
dependencies not merely alcoholism. The cure, (yes
cure) like air and water is available to all. Primarily,
I will apply rationality (reason) to commonly held
beliefs regarding addiction revealing thereby that many
of the ideas we hold about addictions are inaccurate.
In fact it is our untested beliefs that contribute to our
addictions. If we are not thoughtful our beliefs, as
such, will keep us dependent.

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