> It's explicitly unreligious -- they have a notion of a higher power, but make the conscious effort to allow each member to have their own definition of this h

> It's explicitly unreligious -- they have a notion of a higher power, but make the conscious effort to allow each member to have their own definition of this higher power. I knew about this 'misunderstanding' that most people have about AA and its 'higher power' thing. I actually attended meetings though, and their 'unreligious process' is actually anything but.