Abstract:
Since September 11, 2001, most of us, at one time or another, have felt anger creeping into our emotions; the daily news helps fuel it by reminding us of the threat of terrorism stalking the world. "I don't get mad, I get even." this is supposed to be a cute bumper sticker, but sadly it is true for many people as anger issues become more and more prevalent in our society. It has been estimated that one out of five Americans have serious anger management issues. These are expressed in such actions as domestic abuse, road rage, suicide, violence in the work place, hate crimes, and random acts of violence. This book is a dynamic approach, with simple, workable solutions, for managing anger. It is based on a sound biblical and theological approach. It is a must in these pressure filled times. Anger is one letter short of danger.