It was an amazing show of internal grit on behalf of women competing in a sport where feminine grace rules.
It seems, then, that there is no good reason to think that the Judeo-Christian concept of grace rules out the view of Leibniz and Clarke that God must create the best world, provided there is a best world.
God's grace does rule out choosing to create the best world because he loves its inhabitants more than the inhabitants of some lesser world.
The Australian's departure at least offered one saving grace; with a rule change imminent, never again will his anchored putting stroke be given a major platform.
In this country, as in Boston, grace is the rule -- the expectation.
He noted the one-year grace period that the rule gives to religious-affiliated institutions, which was put into place, he said, "because the president is very interested in finding the appropriate balance between religious beliefs and convictions".
MR. GRACE -- The basic rules apply.
But I was 16 years old when I learned that the swanky adult world was not always ruled by grace.
I clung to the love, the light, the forgiveness, grace, and the perfect Golden Rule.
The European Commission has objected forcefully to the extra-territorial impact of the act.For all the huffing from national regulators, however, international companies are likely to accept the new rules with good grace.
