I find that people struggle to find anger for their trauma for two primary reasons:
<ol>
 <li>The demons have used their trauma to take away their self-worth, causing them to believe that they’re not important enough to be angry over.</li>
 <li>Their Christian upbringing has taught them the value and importance of forgiveness and peace, but has altered such practices to be void of anger.</li>
</ol>
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I find that people struggle to find anger for their trauma for two primary reasons: The demons have used their trauma to take away their self-worth, causing them to believe that they’re not important enough to be angry over. Their Christian upbringing has taught them the value and importance of forgiveness and peace, but has altered such practices to be void of anger.

I find that people struggle to find anger for their trauma for two primary reasons:
<ol>
 <li>The demons have used their trauma to&nbsp;take away their self-worth, causing them to believe that they’re not important enough to be angry over.</li>
 <li>Their Christian upbringing has taught them the value and&nbsp;importance of forgiveness&nbsp;and peace, but has&nbsp;altered such practices to be void of anger.</li>
</ol>
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Angry Like Jesus, Not Like Demons

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