Moral fervour and Outrage, the difference
Outrage is fierce, moral anger at something deeply wrong. Moral fervour is the burning conviction of being on the side of right.
Each in a line
Moral fervour
Moral fervour is burning, fervent conviction of being on the side of right. The chest burns with sustained conviction and the bearing carries certainty. Moral confidence joins impassioned commitment. The engagement stays fervent toward what is judged right.
Social family
Outrage
Outrage is fierce, moral anger at something deeply wrong. The chest burns and the voice rises. Staying silent or still feels impossible in the face of what happened. The heat carries moral content and can move collective response to wrong.
Anger family
Pleasantness and energy
Where each lives in the body
Moral fervour
Head
Pressure, fullness, mental load
Chest
Tightness or warmth
Shoulders
Slight rise
Outrage
Head
Tunnel-vision tightness
Face
Strong heat or tension
Chest
Heaviness, ache, or pounding
Arms
Energy or heaviness
Shoulders
Tension, drawn upward
How long they last
Duration has not been measured for these words.
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