battle of good versus evil

"It felt like a battle of good versus evil."

It was a battle of good versus evil, as corny as that may sound today.

How could he be expected to fight in this cosmic battle of good versus evil if he couldn't handle killing the enemy?

He has called the race a "battle of good versus evil" and said he favored "the death penalty for abortionists."

IF the war on drugs is indeed a battle of good versus evil, then Satan is gaining some impressive allies.

The premiere episode, for instance, features a classic battle of good versus evil, with Hacker on malevolent mission to conquer the virtual universe.

Still today, even B-grade Hindi films about criminals and their molls allude to larger battles of good versus evil.

As in the past, Yamato meets the "Karakuri Dôji," mechanical boys, that transform his otherwise normal life into a battle of good versus evil.

The cartoon depicts Jack's quest to find a time portal, while constantly facing obstacles set by Aku in a classic battle of Good versus Evil.

No victors, no losers, just a stalemate deathlock in the eternal battle of Good versus Evil, Light versus Dark.

Even after all their talk about a Bernard Lewis clash of civilizations and a battle of good versus evil, they still projected a Western mind-set on Saddam.

After this major battle of good versus evil, Yan Chi Xia and Sima San-Niang disappear from the pugilistic circle.

Now the droid replica inhabitants of Villain World are waging war against Hero World, in "the ultimate battle of Good versus Evil".

The battle of good versus evil has been studied since the time moral psychology became accepted as a formal branch of psychology/philosophy up until the present and it continues to expand.

"In the 1300s-before Italians could tune in to The Revenge of the Sith or Lord of the Rings-this poem was the ultimate battle of good versus evil," she said.

There are many theological themes underlying the narrative including the battle of good versus evil, the triumph of humility over pride, and the activity of grace, as seen with Frodo's pity to Gollum.

The cold-war threat of nuclear holocaust, combined with the hypermoral rhetoric in which tensions between the United States and Russia were cast as a cosmic battle of good versus evil, democracy versus tyranny, set the stage for a protracted conflict not only over specific policies but, more important, over the most deeply held American values.