Sentence examples for will defence to from inspiring English sources

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

Rather than attempt to show the existence of God as likely in the face of evil, as a theodicy does, Plantinga's free will defence attempts to show that belief in God is still logically possible, despite the existence of evil.

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

She will hold UK defence to ransom, says the Times.

"Perhaps our knife will cut their defence to shreds and cause them to shoot themselves in the foot," mused Davies prior to the touring team flying south.

The SNP will hold Britain's defence to ransom, says the Times.

Sergio Busquets will step back into defence to cover the absence through suspension of Gerard Pique (Carles Puyol is still out through injury).

The PM confirmed that the Eurosceptic Philip Hammond will move from the Ministry of Defence to succeed William Hague as foreign secretary.

In that paper, authors Paul Ehrlich and Peter Raven proposed that organisms that are constrained by other organisms, such as prey species, will develop novel defences to escape those constraints, and this "escape" then allows them to "radiate" into new species.

However, there is a trade-off between resistance capacity and competitive ability for plants e.g. [ 40], since the allocation of resources to defence will decrease plant growth [ 47].

But Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has warned further big cuts to defence will lead to the loss of the UK's armed forces capability.