Document Type
Article
Abstract
Anger is a hot topic, perhaps especially for Christians. We might concede that it’s OK to be angry sometimes—for example, when human rights are violated. It’s not right to be complacent or indifferent in the face of that kind of intentional injury! At the same time, we might be wary of justifying anger, given how many times we’ve been harmed—or seen others harmed— by people who get too angry. No one who has encountered Christians ranting on social media thinks we need more of that kind of witness.
Publication Date
9-2025
Recommended Citation
DeYoung, Rebecca Konyndyk, "Christian Character Formation in a Culture of Anger" (2025). University Faculty Publications and Creative Works. 1136.
https://digitalcommons.calvin.edu/calvin_facultypubs/1136