Ellen Gould White
What does Ellen White write about...
Ellen Gould White über: "Did Ellen G. White teach or quote that people should be angry about injustice or a lack of access to the law or to justice?"
Answer
Yes. Ellen G. White taught that righteous anger can arise when innocent people are oppressed, and that such anger is not a sin. However, the excerpt provided does not explicitly address a lack of access to justice.
Righteous Anger at the Oppression of the Innocent
»There is indeed an indignation that is justified even in followers of Christ. When they see that God is dishonored and His service brought into disrepute, when they see the innocent oppressed, righteous indignation stirs in their souls. Such anger, arising from a sensitive moral sense, is not a sin.«
Original Sources (English)
Stephan Krol
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