Anger, one of the seven deadly sins in the Christian tradition, is an intense and uncontrolled emotion arising from feelings of anger, frustration or injustice. It is considered a sin when it manifests itself in destructive actions, desires for revenge, or even violence, exceeding a reasonable or justified emotional response to a situation.
This sin is associated with the loss of self-control and the ability to reason clearly, leading to impulsive and harmful decisions. It is often depicted with symbols of fire or figures in combat attitudes, reflecting the explosive and all-consuming nature of anger. Colours such as deep red are commonly used to illustrate this emotional state, underlining its intensity and destructive potential.
