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 1 LawGod,8 |     out the reproaches without anger, and sometimes will thank
 2 LawGod,18|  disappears, being replaced by anger and a destructive decision ...
 3 LawGod,20|              Envy; Cursing And Anger~When the Lord talked with
 4 LawGod,20|        these sources of mutual anger and arguments, Christianity
 5 LawGod,20|    around himself and does not anger others. The peace-maker
 6 LawGod,20|     different in the matter of anger. The Lord did not forbid
 7 LawGod,20|  forbid it as a sin except for anger "in vain." And the Apostle
 8 LawGod,20|     not," thus indicating that anger can also be unsinful. The
 9 LawGod,20|      Pharisees (Mk. 3:5). Thus anger can be naturally lawful.
10 LawGod,20|     and just. It was with such anger that St Nicholas the Wonderworker
11 LawGod,20|       Arius on the cheek. This anger came from a pure source,
12 LawGod,20| zealousness about God's glory. Anger is sinful when, firstly,
13 LawGod,20|      vainglorious soul. Still, anger which has a just beginning
14 LawGod,20|       attunes his own heart to anger and by this he undoubtedly
15 LawGod,20|        let the sun set on your anger." Consciously thought out
16 LawGod,20|       thought out and retained anger can pass over into spitefulness -
17 LawGod,23|       saying: "Parents, do not anger your children so that they
18 LawGod,25|        killing for revenge, in anger, by personal decision or
19 LawGod,25|     also an un-Christian, vain anger.~Nevertheless, in a conversation