People generally blame anger as a fault. But, sometimes it is right to be angry. We all know about Jesus christ. The founder of christianity. He was very holy, meek and gentle and so the disiples rebuked him. But when Jesus saw this he became angry and said them."Suffer the little children to come upto me and rebuke them not."
The question when to be angry and when is it right to be angry and when is it right to be angry have the simple answers such as we may and we ought to be angry when we see the weak unjustly treated by strong, when an individual performs mistake, when a man dominates and gives trouble to an innocent man, when the rich oppress the poor, when dumb animals are trotured by brutal man, when little young children are beaten and make them do hard task and so on. Above mentioned reasons are suitable on account to be angry. It is because this type of anger helps out the drive us to do all we can to protect he weak and the poors. Such anger has driven good men to come out as reformers to corect public wrongs and put down the bad customes prevailing in the society.
Anger is developed dut to above mentioned reason is always unselfish. It springs from sympathy and a sense of justic. And the man who feels to be angry at wrongs, done to others but not at wrongs done by themselves. Jesus was angry with his disciples for driving away the children but when he himself was beaten, mocked and nailed to the cross, he merely said, "Father ! forgive them for they not they do.
Instead, the anger that rises from selfishness and hatred is always wrong. To be angry with a man because he had hurted and scoled your or insulted you, may be natural but is is noa a less wrong. It is wrong since it is selfish. The 'bible' says, love your rivals. But the anger leads to hatred and hatred often leads to enime and murder etc. so, let not the sun go down upon your wrath.
The question when to be angry and when is it right to be angry and when is it right to be angry have the simple answers such as we may and we ought to be angry when we see the weak unjustly treated by strong, when an individual performs mistake, when a man dominates and gives trouble to an innocent man, when the rich oppress the poor, when dumb animals are trotured by brutal man, when little young children are beaten and make them do hard task and so on. Above mentioned reasons are suitable on account to be angry. It is because this type of anger helps out the drive us to do all we can to protect he weak and the poors. Such anger has driven good men to come out as reformers to corect public wrongs and put down the bad customes prevailing in the society.
Anger is developed dut to above mentioned reason is always unselfish. It springs from sympathy and a sense of justic. And the man who feels to be angry at wrongs, done to others but not at wrongs done by themselves. Jesus was angry with his disciples for driving away the children but when he himself was beaten, mocked and nailed to the cross, he merely said, "Father ! forgive them for they not they do.
Instead, the anger that rises from selfishness and hatred is always wrong. To be angry with a man because he had hurted and scoled your or insulted you, may be natural but is is noa a less wrong. It is wrong since it is selfish. The 'bible' says, love your rivals. But the anger leads to hatred and hatred often leads to enime and murder etc. so, let not the sun go down upon your wrath.
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