Biblical Answer

Step 1: Understanding the Nature of Anger Towards God

The Bible acknowledges that humans can feel anger towards God, especially in times of pain and suffering. However, it's essential to distinguish between anger that is a natural response to injustice and anger that stems from a lack of trust in God. When we feel angry with God, it's often because we feel marginalized or pushed away, and we've given God the "cold shoulder."

Step 2: Examining the Motives Behind Anger Towards God

It's crucial to examine our motives behind feeling angry with God. Are we distressed over a sin that offends God and harms people, or are we angry over the way we are affected? If our anger is driven by self-interest, it's essential to re-evaluate our relationship with God. On the other hand, if our anger is a response to injustice and a desire for God to act, it can be a necessary and righteous reaction.

Step 3: Trusting God in the Face of Anger

Ultimately, anger towards God indicates a lack of trust in Him. When we feel angry, it's an opportunity to know God better and trust Him more. Rather than trying to suppress our anger or simply saying we'll stop being angry, we need to turn to God in faith and ask Him to help us trust Him. This requires a deepening of our relationship with God and a willingness to submit to His purposes, even in the midst of suffering.

The final answer is: $\boxed{No}$

Note: The final answer is not a numerical value, but rather a response to the question. The question is answered in the three paragraphs above.