Apostolics frequently cite, "In your anger, do not sin." Does this verse give them a complete blanche carte for being angry as often and intensely as deemed necessary?
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Egao No Genki
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I don't understand why it would give carte blanche. Anger is a destructive emotion which harms the person who is angry the most. Strking out, lashing out, chewing out, giving someone a "piece of your mind" can be dangerour because if you lose control you may irreparably damage yourself. I think it is simply cautionary and that's all! :) Happy Thursday, E-N-G..love your moniker/handle, by the way! Geez..where did it come from I wonder? :)
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Wait till you are not angry to act. That's what it means. Or in other words: Cool off first! This way you will be less prone to sin anyways, and accept whatever it was made you angry in the first place.
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This is a warning not to act in anger because you can sin if you let the anger rule you. It is not giving them permission to be angry in any way.
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