This is true in the sense that it causes man to act cruelly, but anger arises in the natural man simply out of frustration. It is not something conceded randomly by a warlike thought or by a child simply by his will. It is the culmination of past experiences, of frustration with recent events, it is in short the past. Fear, on the other hand, is the assortment of what can happen and what has not happened. Fear is something unknown, misunderstood, simply what is happening around the hall or what can happen with what is right in front of the man. This is the