Blinded by Rage: How Anger Keeps Us from Seeing God

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Blinded by Rage: How Anger Keeps Us from Seeing God by Fr. Theodore Pulcini and Oswin Craton. This paperback explores anger's role in modern society. It questions whether anger is a virtue or a barrier to God's presence. Dive into the authors' insights on anger's impact on our spiritual journey.

Key Insights

• Scripture and the Fathers discuss anger's place in our walk with Christ.
• Anger's Dual Nature: Is it a tool for justice or a blind spot to God's presence?
• Authors: Fr. Theodore Pulcini and Oswin Craton, experts on anger.

Book Details

• Pages: 112
• Dimensions: 4.5 x 7 inches
• Format: Paperback

Explore how anger affects our journey toward theosis.

Praise for Blinded by Rage

"In typical Fr. Ted style, this book is scholarly but accessible; sober but hopeful; edifying but respectful, and alarming but peaceful. The rage of the age is real and we need a prophetic voice to quench the fires of this passion and witness to God’s peace. This book is timely and is such a prophetic witness. A must read for everyone on social media and those who are not." -Bishop JOHN, Antiochian Archdiocese of North America

About the Authors:

Father Theodore Pulcini is a retired priest of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of North America. He is also professor emeritus of religion at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, whose teaching focused on biblical texts, early and Eastern Christianity, and Islam. Presently serving as the Orthodox chaplain for the Dickinson campus ministry, he is also a faculty member of the Antiochian House of Studies, directing the applied theological projects component of their certificate and degree programs.

Oswin Craton was born and grew up in Alabama but currently lives in Indiana. He is the author of Holy Fools and Orthodox Saints of Wales (Ancient Faith Publishing) and also of A Journey of Fear and Joy, which is the story of his journey to Orthodoxy from a fundamentalist Protestant background. He is known in the music world under his birth name John, and as a composer of classical music has written a number of ballets, operas, concertos, and other orchestral and chamber works that have been performed internationally. He is a member of All Saints Orthodox Church in Bloomington, Indiana. His patron saint is St. Oswin of Deira.