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Sit Down, God...I'm Angry by R F Smith Jr. In his forty three years as a practicing pastor working with families who have lost loved ones ans as someone who has experienced the same pain, Smith ocntends that anger is always present but is so off-limits in matters of faith that people delay healing by refusing to admit that they are angry. Smith examines the death of his sona nd how he survived the anger he and his family experienced. He admits his anger at God, related the long journey of dealing with this anger, and details the process of making a pilgrimage to the place where he could live, walk, work, and love again.
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