Good Anger

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We all experience angerf.

Anger is a common human experience.

There are many possible provocations for anger. some are legitimate; some emerge from our narcissism All seem rooted in our essential fear of losing something we value.

We know people whom we would describe as angry by nature or angry all the time. We can agree that such anger is not healthy.

There are times when we wish we could simply shake off our anger, but we are unable to do so. That is a subject for another article, but it may involve self-therapy or therapy with a counselor.

Another time for that.

What I want to say today is something general. Watch this video for context:

In these days, if I said to you, “don’t be angry,” it would be stupid of me. I’d be angry at myself for saying that and you’d be angry at me. Rightfully so. Anger is natural. It is either a force for evil or a force for good. It can be both. It is your choice.

It is not your choice whether or not to be angry. You have permission. Ephesians. 4:26…