This is the Brandt and Sherry podcast, sponsored by Meta Share. For more info about the show or about

Brandt's book, Unoffendable, check out brantan.com. This is going to be cool tonight, talking to a bunch of

people who are not necessarily Christian believers. A lot of them aren't. They would say they're not

professing Christians, different religious backgrounds, Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, I think all represented.

But you've been to this before, and it's respectful. The discussion is respectful. Like it. So

tonight I'm the presenter and I want to ask them about anger. Nice. Because they wanted to know

about my book. And I'm going to be real interested in their answers on stuff.

Like when do you, how do they decide when anger's constructive?

Based on their faith or their religion or whatever.

Yeah, or just their understanding.

So you're an atheist.

Okay.

When do you decide I need to be angry about this, but not that?

Like, are you angry about Boko Haram in Africa?

Were you angry about Pakistan?

Are you angry that people aren't angry enough about Pakistan?

Are you angry about Brussels?

Are you angry about people who... That's a great question.

Yeah, I mean, just...

It's been respectful, so we'll see how it goes.

Also, do they think anger enhances judgment?

Does it make them, if you're angry, do you think it helps you make better decisions?

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