The Enigma of Anger

Takes on anger as an inescapable yet paradoxical part of human lives and views the cluster of emotions and associations surrounding it through the lens of faith. The author does not intend to cure anger or to tell us not to feel it. Using stories from the scriptures, from his own life, from literature and myths, and from others who have written about anger, he sets out, to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable and in so doing to get his readers to consider anew all the manifestations of anger in our lives in new and faithful ways.Read less