This article proposes that Christian faith is closely associated with an attitude of non-violence and tenderness, which includes navegating social networks. It is important to recognize the intensity of the destructive forces in psychic and social dynamics, as Sigmund Freud does in Civilization and its Discontents. Recognizing his or her own aggressive impulses, the Christian person is invited to welcome the Gospel proclamation and assume the attitude of Jesus, seeking creative destinations for aggressiveness, and being solidarian with those who suffer with violence. In the Encyclical Letter Fratelli Tutti, Pope Francis recognizes the power of aggressiveness, to which he contrasts the call to follow Jesus, who is tender and assertive at the same time. Deeply rooted in Revelation, and attentive to concrete challenges, the Christian faith is called to be incarnated in the work for justice and peace, especially alongside the smallest, poorest and most helpless. This also means that the encounter with the Crucified-Risen One has an impact on the way Christians navigate social networks, which occupy an important place in contemporary community and emotional dynamics.