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Anger in the Workplace:
What is Anger and Why is it a Capital, or "Deadly"
Sin?
If someone slapped you, you'd
feel pain, and at the same time probably anger,
too. Is this justified anger, or is all anger a
"deadly" sin? Is anger ever okay?
When anger bubbles up in response to pain, it’s
not a sin. Experiencing the involuntary
immediate sensation of anger in response to
physical or emotional pain is not a sin.
What is a sin, however, is what sometimes
happens next. Reacting with hostility, such as
swearing, yelling, or hitting the person who
hurt you — that is a sin. And plotting revenge
against the one who hurt you is an especially
grave sin.
The Seventh Deadly Sin
Anger is the seventh in a series of Seven
Deadly Sins. Their name describes the severity
of these sins; mortal sins kill the grace
within a soul and jeopardize its chance of
entering heaven.
What Are Mortal Sins?
In order for a sin to be mortal, it must
concern grave subject matter and be chosen
through the sinner's free will. According to
the Catechism of the Catholic Church, mortal
sin “destroys charity in the heart of man by a
grave violation of God’s law; it turns man away
from God… (CCC 1855).
Mortal sin erodes the presence of Christ in the
sinner’s soul. It brings pain, anguish and
suffering to the one who sins and to those
around him.
What is Anger?
Anger has many forms, so it’s a tricky sort of
sin. Resentment is anger. Passive-aggressive
behavior is a form of anger too. Refusing to
express gratitude or celebrate goodness in the
world is anger. Acting out feelings of envy is
anger. Although anger sometimes looks like a
red-faced shouting, stomping tantrum, it is
frequently subtle and harbored in secret.
Why is Anger a Mortal Sin?
Anger is a serious sin because it leads to
committing other serious sins. People cheat,
lie, steal, and kill out of anger. You may not
have control over the things other people do
which anger you, but you do have control over
what you do when you are angered.
It is not a sin to feel anger and then let it
go; it is a sin to act out on it or to hold
onto it. Getting revenge, holding a grudge and
refusing to forgive are sins which are all born
of anger. These seemingly little acts of anger
grow up to be big acts of anger which have the
potential to hurt many, including oneself.
Is Anger Always a Sin?
If someone robs you, it’s okay to be indignant
and upset. It’s okay to wish that the thief
will get caught, that your stolen property will
be returned to you, and that justice will be
served. It’s not okay to plot revenge, wish to
watch the thief suffer, or hope the thief gets
an unjustly harsh punishment. Wanting justice
is not a sin; wanting revenge is.
How to Overcome Anger
Anger can be overcome with the virtues of
patience and self-control. Patience fortifies
believers with the strength to endure wrongs
against them without harboring destructive
feelings and thoughts. Patience allows an
opportunity to cool off, and calm down.
Self-control is not only a virtue, but also a
valuable discipline which is the key to
overcoming the sin of anger. Practicing
self-control also strengthens faith, endurance,
and moral fiber; it is a discipline highly
recommended by the Catholic Church. Overcoming
anger is the key to reducing stress,
strengthening healthy relationships, and
improving the quality of everyday, as well as
spiritual, life.
Source: Francine Morrisette
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