The anger that a person expresses, for instance, does not have to be an anger that defines them, but can be the anger that is called for, that is necessary, even. This is what is meant by ‘righteous anger.’
The anger that a person expresses, for instance, does not have to be an anger that defines them, but can be the anger that is called for, that is necessary, even. This is what is meant by ‘righteous anger.’