Modern society encourages us to embrace the power of anger. Indeed, the world sees the passion of anger as a virtue that can be used to help right wrongs. But what do Scripture and the Fathers say about it? Does this passion have a place in our walk with Christ? Is expressing outrage at societal ills a true reflection of God's attitude toward these evils, or does it instead blind us to His presence? Father Theodore Pulcini, a frequent lecturer on the subject of anger, and Oswin Craton, join together to examine how anger affects our journey toward theosis.
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Father Theodore Pulcini is a retired priest of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of North America. He is also professor emeritus of religion at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, whose teaching focused on biblical texts, early and Eastern Christianity, and Islam. Presently serving as the Orthodox chaplain for the Dickinson campus ministry, he is also a faculty member of the Antiochian House of Studies, directing the applied theological projects component of their certificate and degree programs.
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