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The Psychology of Hate

By Filings on Thu, 01/16/20
Christian Living
Hate
Malice

“ ‘Hate’ has become another all-purpose term of opprobrium, like ‘Nazi.’ If you oppose someone for any reason, you are a ‘hater.’ If you disapprove of some idea or practice, you ‘hate’ the people who hold that idea or follow that practice. If you speak out about it, you may get accused of ‘hate-speech.’ And yet, despite the inflation of the word’s meaning, there is such a thing as ‘hatred,’ and we would do well to understand the emotion.” - Gene Veith

Related . . .

Topics: Hate, Series - Tempted to Hate, Forgiveness
  • When You’re Tempted to Hate People, Part 8: Forgiveness
  • Polarization study: both sides “feel that the other side dislikes them nearly twice as much as they actually do.”
  • Arthur Brooks on Rejecting Contempt: “If you have contempt for ‘them,’ more and more people will become ‘them.’”
  • When You’re Tempted to Hate People, Part 3: Compassion
  • Another example of why Christians need sound, biblical teaching on LGBTQ issues

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Brethren, do not be children in understanding; however, in malice be babes, but in understanding be mature.

(NKJV, 1 Corinthians 14:20)

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