can i sue a rehab for sending me to Narcotics meetings or Alcoholics meetings

[joeystuds]

if the rehab states its a non 12 step rehab and says we must do at least 3 12 step meetings per week can i sue them as it is a religous group and as they are governd by the religious confidentiality can somebody please help me shed some light on this subject thanks

[boxtops]

This isn't necessarily about AA or NA though, there are plenty of other facilities, some of which do have religious connections

[jedimistress]

Oh yes, sorry.

[joeystuds]

bob was a free mason bill left money in the shape of royalties to lola his wifes secraterary who he was knocking off for want for a less emotive term bla bla bla they used to use the tennant or whatever it was the religous book before they ad the big book bla bla bla Buchanism influence runs right threw it and step eleven suggests pray an meditation well if they think some oik whos a wet week clean i.e C.A is gonna guide me in the spirit world haha dr frank n b used to make his kids do the step eleven stuff ,, and just for the record the circle an triangle comes from a pagan ritual an the triangle was meant to ward of spirts read your litriture an bill will open admit he done oije boards... mumma never raised no fool i dont care what you quote. p.s i am leaving an going to tTibet for 4 years thanks

[woofgang]

jedimistress they certainly do talk about god. fair enough its "god as we understand him" but what if an individuals understanding is that god doesn't exist? Yes i agree they are not affiliated to and faith or religion but they do base at least 5 of the 12 steps on the existence of a god.
http://www.alcoholics...ous.org.uk/?PageID=56

btw I do believe in god but am not a member of any organised religion.

[woofgang]

and look here, an extract from the Big Book
http://www.alcoholics...df/BigBook_chapt4.pdf