Anger toward God and well-being in Ukrainian war refugees: the serial mediating influence of faith maturity and decisional forgiveness

Experiencing war arouses feelings of injustice, which in turn can activate angry towards God. The purpose the present study was to assess relationship between anger God, faith maturity, interpersonal decisional forgiveness, psychological well-being and spiritual among refugees from Ukraine who arrived Poland Germany. Data paper-and-pencil surveys were collected 243 religious people aged 18–68 years, 82% whom women. Structural equation modelling (SEM) showed that God is a negative predictor forgiveness (including component as second-order variable). In addition, positive relationships observed well-being. Finally, maturity serially (and also simple mediator) mediated results help explain why feel are still able experience well-being, suggesting may inhibit through more frequent decisions forgive abusers.