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  <title>G.K. Chesterton on the Paradox of Righteous Anger and Holy Impatience</title>
  <description>G.K. Chesterton never lost his outrage at true injustice, yet when a woman called him a coward for not being at the front in World War I, he answered with a joke about his own size. Grettelyn Darkey and Joe Grabowski trace how he held both, through his portrait of St. Francis chasing a leper he had recoiled from and his insistence in&amp;amp;nbsp;Orthodoxy that a man fighting sin must be not a patient but an impatient.&amp;amp;nbsp; In This Episode:  The formula G.K. Chesterton helps unpack: be impatient with injustice when others suffer it, and patient when you suffer it yourself How Chesterton’s St. Francis kept the impatience of a young man who dreamed of fame as a soldier, and used it on errands of mercy Why Chesterton said a man may lie still to be cured of a malady, but must get up and jump about violently to be cured of a sin Why Chesterton held that the rational optimist fails Chesterton’s challenge: can a man hate the world enough to change it, yet love it enough to think it worth changing?  Resources Mentioned:  St. Francis of Assisi by G.K. Chesterton Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton  FOLLOW US  Instagram Facebook X  SUPPORT  Consider making a donation Visit our Shop  Chapters:  00:00: Holy impatience and righteous anger 04:44: Impatient for others, patient for ourselves 11:51: Rage bait, the currency of our culture 17:22: What makes anger righteous? 18:43: Francis the Fighter 22:15: “A certain precipitancy was the very poise of his soul” 27:50: Anger as an opportunity cost 30:32: Chesterton’s own anger, and where it veered 32:42: Orthodoxy: not a patient, but an impatient 33:55: Easy on ourselves, no quarter to the enemy 38:05: The Buddhist saint and the Christian saint 41:26: “A fierce delight and a fiercer discontent”  Produced by Saint Kolbe Studios </description>
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