Sentence examples for free defence from inspiring English sources

Bring Excalibur or the Ancient Mace along for free Defence or Prayer pots if you are not planning on using your Specs.

It usually comes after an impassioned liberal defence of free markets and non-interference of the state in private business, and it always comes from a lefty.

The group has provided free legal defence for academics, journalists and political advocates.

A second aspect of Augustine's theodicy, often called the "free will defence", provides a stronger response to this objection.

The free will defence says that evil is a consequence of freedom; freedom is a good thing and therefore we have to accept evil as its unfortunate side-effect.

Where definite evidence existed that a boy had been victimised in any way because he chose to wear that kind of dress, legal advice would be sought and free legal defence provided where the circumstances warranted.

The clever thing about the free will defence is that it includes those who don't believe in God as well as those who do: Augustine can respond to atheists by pointing out that their disbelief expresses their God-given freedom to refuse God.

The present study was designed to investigate the free radical defence and antihyperglycemic property of S. mundagam.

In "Evil for Freedom's Sake" (1993b), Lewis reflects at length on the free will defence to the problem of evil.

Plantinga's adapted Augustinian theodicy, the free will defence, which he proposed in the 1980s, attempts to answer only the logical problem of evil.

In the 1980s, Alvin Plantinga presented a version of the free will defence which, he argued, demonstrated that the existence of an omnipotent benevolent God and of evil are not inconsistent.