The Reason For the Anger Mature Content

a reply to: Athetos

-“Do as I say not as I do” -Jesus Christ....probably..

if i ask someone for directions i could care less where they are at when i ask them as long as they get the correct path to me

a reply to: howtonhawky

So you are saying that pride is the most harmful condition in this reality? You are also suggesting that pride leads directly to anger?

What happens when pride leads to happiness and contentment? Is that also wrong because that peace originated from a person's experiences and intuition on which they built their reality?

What is pride?

What is the opposite of pride?

a reply to: howtonhawky

where does it say he was angry

I don't think I have to venture too far out on a limb to say He was upset or not pleased with what He observed and judged as being not right . So as someone said righteous indignation might be a better word and Him using some discernment (judgement) could get you there .But to say it was His "pride" it was stemming from seems a bit much .

a reply to: Athetos

In relationship to judgement that is a very accurate statement
We are told not to judge others
It's Gods job, simply because He knows a mans heart, we don't

a reply to: Raggedyman

Anger is not a Christian virtue, it's a base human response We are in a spiritual war

Agree and Jesus said to Peter "get behind me Satan " Anger is a normal part of who we are as humans . It serves a function . If your child who you are displeased with does not sense or see that you are angry with them how are they to know you are serious . Same goes for the church when they come together to judge issues . Some things are less serious then others . Some issues are a call to put that individual out of the group . Like I said be angry but do not sin .

a reply to: Raggedyman

In relationship to judgement that is a very accurate statement We are told not to judge others

Not at al ....we are told to judge righteously . Other wise the Church would soon look like the Church did in 1st.Cor did .

originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: Raggedyman

In relationship to judgement that is a very accurate statement We are told not to judge others

Not at al ....we are told to judge righteously . Other wise the Church would soon look like the Church did in 1st.Cor did .

Yes we are told to judge, not as individuals and without personal condemnation, anger leads to condemnation

I have no interest in arguing
The fruit of the Spirit does not include anger, anger is a foothold

a reply to: Raggedyman

The fruit of the Spirit does not include anger, anger is a foothold

Would it not be better to realize that sin has a doorway through anger rather then trying to deny the good part anger can function . Its like pain in that its good as a warning rather then being something to avoid . There are good reasons to be angry and they are justified or can be .

originally posted by: ClovenSky
a reply to: howtonhawky

So you are saying that pride is the most harmful condition in this reality? You are also suggesting that pride leads directly to anger?

What happens when pride leads to happiness and contentment? Is that also wrong because that peace originated from a person's experiences and intuition on which they built their reality?

What is pride?

What is the opposite of pride?

Yes when used according to the ten commandments then indeed life is good and content.

In this thread pride is the seed of man that flows from the rock.

Pride by definition is not at all bound to one single concept but here we are viewing it as the root of some anger issues that some people often struggle with.

originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: howtonhawky

where does it say he was angry

I don't think I have to venture too far out on a limb to say He was upset or not pleased with what He observed and judged as being not right . So as someone said righteous indignation might be a better word and Him using some discernment (judgement) could get you there .But to say it was His "pride" it was stemming from seems a bit much .

You are right it was not his pride nor was he angry or in some type of fit. That would be out of character. After all before all the miricles he done he already knew all so why would he get upset? He was on a mission.

a reply to: howtonhawky

Ah, got it. So it is not pride that is the main issue at all, it is all about how people react to stimuli and their full ownership of said reaction.

Pride, if balanced correctly, is a beautiful and wonderful thing. If properly implemented, will allow a person to build their vision of this reality upon a solid bedrock that aligns with the true path of this reality.

a reply to: howtonhawky

He was on a mission.

Yes,and zealous about it .

a reply to: ClovenSky

Pride, if balanced correctly, is a beautiful and wonderful thing. If properly implemented, will allow a person to build their vision of this reality upon a solid bedrock that aligns with the true path of this reality.

Bingo or ding ding ding we have a winner .

a reply to: ClovenSky

I like the way you put it.

I think of teenagers acting in anger often simply cause they are dealing with their pride incorrectly.

That is where the sock comes in.

Cleanliness and good hygiene helps along with often clean sheets.

I am saying that even in a marriage not dealing with the pride correctly can lead to arguments over things that would usually not bother the couple.

originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: howtonhawky

He was on a mission.

Yes,and zealous about it .

His virtue was great.

a reply to: howtonhawky

I want the time it's taken me to read your thread back. You're not talking about pride at all, in fact I don't think you really know what you're talking about. Especially when it comes to teenagers and anger. I'm yet to meet a proud angry teenager, there are plenty of confused angry teenagers though.

a reply to: howtonhawky

And now we have arrived at the heart of entire issue. How do you know when you have built your foundation upon the true path and not lies? Wouldn't that be the biggest hurtle to jump of them all? Maybe when a person builds their reality on lies, it doesn't mesh with what they are experiencing day in and day out. Due to that misalignment, they become very unhappy and frustrated. They could be the most accepting and non judgemental person out there, but if they base their meekness on lies, it will cause nothing but suffering.

How do people recognize the true path? Would you perhaps have a way to identify the truth? The answer would also need to be free of any type of religious indoctrination and association or else you will only be helping a select few out there and chasing away a lot of people that will affect your reality.

The pride comes out as male seed. The seed causes anger if not taken care of properly.

not a metaphysical thread but mods put here

the attempt to get around this turning into a porno thread covered the point.

a reply to: DeadElf

We are talking bout the male seed.

a reply to: Athetos

You aren't taking pride in the things themselves, but in your achievements. You care for them (the things) because they represent the fruits of your labors and what you have achieved and that is where the pride lies.

They are like the feathers in a male bird's tail or crest or the antlers of the stag. You display them with pride because they show what you are worth and capable to providing the same way those things display health and well-being on the animals.

And it's not wrong to be proud of your abilities and achievements.

Society wants you to think it is, but it's not.