free-will

  • 41Free Will (опера) — Опера Свободная воля Free Will Язык либретто английский Год создания 2012 Первая постановка …

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  • 42free will defence — Probably the most popular attempt to reconcile the existence of evil with the goodness of God (see evil, problem of ; theodicy ). The defence is that evils are entirely due to the bad, free, choices made by human beings (and perhaps other fallen… …

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  • 43free-will defence —    see defence, free will …

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  • 44Free Will Baptist — Freewill Baptist or Free Will Baptist, a member of a sect of Arminian Baptists …

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  • 45free will — The problem is to reconcile our everyday consciousness of ourselves as agents, with the best view of what science tells us that we are. Determinism is one part of the problem. It may be defined as the doctrine that every event has a cause. More… …

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  • 46free will — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. volition, choice, free choice, power of choice, willingness, intention, purpose, voluntary decision, unrestrained will, will and pleasure, velleity, freedom, pleasure, discretion, inclination, deSire, wish, intent, full… …

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  • 47free will — n free choice, volition, option, discretion, voluntariness; velleity, wish, mind; freedom, free rein, latitude, liberty, license …

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  • 48free will — /fri ˈwɪl / (say free wil) noun 1. free choice; voluntary decision. 2. the doctrine that the conduct of human beings expresses personal choice and is not simply determined by physical or divine forces …

  • 49free will — n. voluntary decision, free choice; doctrine that human behavior is undertaken freely rather than being determined by prior causes or divine intervention …

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  • 50free will — noun the power of making free choices unconstrained by external agencies (Freq. 1) • Syn: ↑discretion • Derivationally related forms: ↑discretionary (for: ↑discretion) • Hypernyms: ↑ …

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