Where do you draw the line between righteous anger and wrath?

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Christanon 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:36:46 00d673 No.762705

Where do you draw the line between righteous anger and wrath?

Christanon 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:44:04 b9dedb No.762707

If you feel hate or resentment in your heart, you can know as a fact that your anger is not righteous.

Christanon 01/28/19 (Mon) 10:52:59 4a2132 No.762712

Simple. You must find the root of the emotion. Its usually hurt. Who hurt you? You or the guy you are mad at? Did he hurt you intentionally? If yes than your anger is justified. If not you may still be entitled to restitution. After the matter has been settled however you should forgive them.

And if you hurt yourself, you must learn to forgive all involved parties.

Christanon 01/28/19 (Mon) 11:11:00 15b3d8 No.762720

At punching Nestorius in the face. But then hating yourself for doing it.

Christanon 01/29/19 (Tue) 05:15:48 f6bf86 No.763278

When you act, is your action just? Is it appropriate, or overkill?

After you act, do you still feel anger? Or, when justice has been served are you at peace?