It has encouraged both conservative and liberal believers to frame their mission primarily in terms of conflict, and to express themselves almost exclusively in the "language of loss, disappointment, anger, antipathy, resentment and desire for conquest".
It's a paradigm about this generation of teenage girls that's perplexing to anyone who's aged out of it: They exude sexuality, even as they've internalized a language of shame and anger around it, a language that makes anyone who crosses some ever finer line of appropriate behavior a slut or a whore.
Others, though, address this issue only in a language of judgment and anger.
23-26 February: Parliament votes to ban Russian as the second official language, causing a wave of anger in Russian-speaking regions; the vote is later overturned.
Parliament also votes to ban Russian as the second official language, triggering a wave of anger in Russian-speaking regions - although the vote is later overturned.
This piece is simply about a man, who could be our future president, using powerful language to send messages of anger, resentment, and discrimination in public ways, in ways that reach our children.
The lights went out on Roy Hodgson on Sunday as he conducted his media duties in a hotel in downtown Basel before the opening Euro 2016 qualifier in Switzerland - but England's manager was in brighter mood after the industrial language and anger of his post-Norway inquisition.
Moyle also accused Rutherford of "unkind treatment of the staff, outbursts of anger, discrimination and vulgar language" and condemned his allowing the "glorification of alcohol" at Bethel.
The version of Comey talking to Stephanopoulos had abandoned the careful language of law enforcement for righteous anger.
The language of Sampson's report betrays the anger and contempt that he clearly felt on making this discovery.
