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Understanding Anger and Envy: Emotions That Impact Self and Society

This piece explores the complex emotions of anger and envy, examining their impact on individuals and society. Anger, often perceived as 'wrath,' can lead to self-destructive behaviors and societal discord, fostering division and distrust. Meanwhile, envy drives individuals to desire what others possess, which can result in negative emotions and even crime. The text addresses the consequences of these emotions, highlighting their destructive potential while also acknowledging exceptions where they can serve a constructive purpose.

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Understanding Anger and Envy: Emotions That Impact Self and Society

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  1. Anger and Envy By Group 6: Marc Ong Andrew Juat Vxyzon Tan Brandon Te Alejandro Go

  2. ANGER • “Wrath” • The emotion is not sin but could lead to sin. • Ex: cursing, violent/improper behaviour, etc. • The sin is the desire for vengeance, violence and hatred

  3. EFFECTS TO SELF • Stress • May cause self to take the life of someone else • Losses self-control and rational thinking

  4. EFFECTS TO SOCIETY • Nurtures the weeds of division, distrust and discord among the people • Order is not always kept in the community • Hatred among individuals is present

  5. EXAMPLES • Getting “even” with those who hurt you • Physically harming others to release tension • Insulting others with the intention to offend them

  6. EXCEPTIONS • Meant to improve others/constructive criticism • Has a proper cause e.g. to discipline others

  7. ENVY • The desire to take or to acquire other’s possessions, skills, intelligence, etc. • Opposed to charity • “Jealousy”

  8. EFFECTS TO SELF • Depression or other negative emotions • May sow suicidal intentions • May cause self to cause crimes • Separation from society caused by oneself or others

  9. EFFECTS TO SOCIETY • Rampant crimes • The cancer of hatred, indifference, and selfishness becomes malignant • Possible collapse of society due to no support from others

  10. CONCRETE EXAMPLES • Gossiping about the one who is being envied • Stealing other’s belongings • Being sad or angry about someone’s achievement

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