If the Christian God saves people from addiction, he's doing a pretty shit job looking at the world.
there's a reason that AA/NA include a step in their program to surrender to a higher power. It's not just for recovery, it's a prerequisite for God's grace. Most people on earth aren't even capable of this, many people who are capable aren't capable of keeping it up. Sadly in modern life it's harder than ever to surrender to a higher power. It was easy as a mud hut dwelling farmer i think, one rain can change your life towards success or disaster. It's harder with an iPhone, food stamps, and all of the other technological advances we've made to keep us safe with or without God.
not an argument btw, i dont think God is doing much to help addicts, but id add he's not doing much to help anyone. Most aren't worthy of help, not in my opinion but by the scripture.
This post was edited by thesnipa on Jun 25 2026 11:21am