How To Use Predestine In A Sentence
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They went astray from the predestined path thus destructing the overall wholeness of the planet.
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For your information ma'am, the recognized scientific community has confirmed many times that there is no genetic marker that predestines an individual to be homosexual.
Gay soldier: Obama's 'don't ask' pledge a reprinted IOU
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While a Chevy Volt stays tethered to GMs uncertain predestine as well as a as if tall cost tag, Nissan is ecstatic about a future of a yet-to-be-named electric car.
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Few people would attain their predestined ending could they see it in advance.
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Many other Quranic ideas reinforce the point that God does not predestine in the popular sense.
Printing: Divine Will and Human Freedom -- Part I. Divine Predestination: How Far Real?
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The late Nobel laureate Ilya Prigogine has demonstrated that creativity in nature leads, through infinite bifurcations or decision points, to an unforetold plurality of possibilities, not a predestined fate for man or molecule.
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Perhaps that is what we call yen fen (predestined romance); they started dating each other soon afterward, and tied the knot after six months.
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For those whom He foreknew, He also predestined to become conformed to the image of His Son, so that He would be the firstborn among many brethren; and these whom He predestined, He also called; and these whom He called, He also justified; and these whom He justified, He also glorified.
Recovering From Religious Abuse
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But you are not predestined to repeat your father's mistakes.
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Ironically, however, he at the same time also subscribed to the view that God predestines our fate even before we are born.
Printing: Divine Will and Human Freedom -- Part I. Divine Predestination: How Far Real?
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Negative childhood experiences do not necessarily predestine adult problems any more than a wonderful childhood predicts a blissful adulthood.
Parenting by the Book
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They believed that kings were predestined to rule.
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God might have predestined us to suffer from such a condition,’ he said.
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Its raging waters rushed past him and disappeared over the horizon in the distance, continuing on its predestined course in a wild frenzy, oblivious to his presence.
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Whereupon his lordship replied: 'Ay! ay! my cannie laddie! an' I was predestined to hang ye for't. '
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 2, August, 1864 Devoted to Literature and National Policy
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Events take on a predestined feel after they have happened; we only remember the hunches that turned out right.
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Although the lead swapped hands just five times in the match there was something predestined about the result.
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Honestly, on the first meeting, I had full of expectation to Chengmin. I found him, as a brave young man, seems with predestine relation with Lao-tzu.
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Although Protestant reformers taught that God had predestined each individual to salvation or damnation, they still expected her to live a godly life, obeying God rather than man.
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Do not these causes and conditions, however complex, lead in the end to a mechanically predestined result, rather like an intricate clockwork wound up and set ticking?
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He proposes that the pot may not criticize the potter, and that similarly humans may not object to God, who predestines some to salvation but rejects others.
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it seemed predestined since the beginning of the world
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But I know I'm not going to pay any attention to those who tell me that the election result is predestined, even if… make that especially if they tell me what I want to hear.
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But Christ's members are distinguished from others by eternal predestination, which does not imply anything in the predestined, but only in God predestinating, as we have stated in the
Summa Theologica, Part III (Tertia Pars) From the Complete American Edition
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If anyone were predestined to write an opera on the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, it was surely Olivier Messiaen.
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It was curious how that predestined horror moved in and out of one's consciousness.
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Calvin, for example, never explicitly developed the doctrine of supralapsarianism, the belief that God predestined salvation or damnation for all humans even before the fall of Adam.
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The first act of God to remedy the damage and danger, was to predestine an elect people to be restored to the image of his son.
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Yet He who seeth all things from eternity beholdeth these things with the eyes of His providence, and assigneth to each what is predestined for it by its merits:
Consolation of Philosophy
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His future at McClintock-Clayton was predestined, but what he would do with his life personally was not.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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Often times these predestined routes are quite creative, but mostly tanks follow the road and stop at a pre-set locations and enemy jets sometimes fly straight past you.
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The predestined predestination is the person's tragedy.
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It'seemed that his failure was predestined.
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Unlike Simba, she is not predestined for greatness.
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Past failures, no matter how disastrous, do not predestine outcomes and thereby excuse future generations from their responsibility. —
Shaping the World at Versailles: A Q&A With the Author of A Shattered Peace - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
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As Dr. James White explains in this video below, for the Arminian, the phrase foreknew in Romans 8: 29, namely "those whom He foreknew He predestined" is translated to mean "those whose actions of faith God foresaw - on the basis of those actions of faith, He predestined" .... reading that boat-load of theology into that verb is a classic example of eisegesis.
Reformation Theology
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To me, the problematic medieval bulls imply either (a) that God doesn't love most of humanity and predestines them to damnation -- a very Calvinist view -- or else (b) they are too exclusivist in their language to fully explain the reality.
"The Church is not 'our' Church, but...God's Church"
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They went astray from the predestined path thus destructing the overall wholeness of the planet.
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Then, when I finally sat down to write it, the entire novel veered completely off its predestined course.
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I don't believe that you're predestined as it were to 'unfaith' that God says 'it's not much use wasting my time of Humphrys!'
'In Search of God' With John Humphrys
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It steers her vessel down the river, as if on a predestined course.
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Fate is behind everything. Everything is predestined. We any choice.
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John Calvin's faith offers predestined salvation for a lucky few and requires adherents to work hard and shun ostentation.
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All the machinery was ready, the platform laid; the facilities, the wires and bells and trumpets, the roaring, deafening newspaperism of the period -- its most distinctive sign -- were waiting for her, their predestined mistress, to press her foot on the spring and set them all in motion.
The Tragic Muse
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It seems the expedition is predestined to fail because there have been so many problems.
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It is through grace, as Augustine explains, not merit, that God predestines his elect.
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Matthew 7:13-14 God predestines no one to go to hell; for this, a willful turning away from God a mortal sin is necessary, and persistence in it until the end.
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Of course Rhyann had absolutely no clue what exactly what predestined event her grandmother was trying to halt.
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Why would God give us freedom and free will if everything is predestined?
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Violet's behavior at the ball was caused by the simple fact that she saw a chance to leave Prydyn through marriage and she took it, even if she was predestined to fail.
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Tenacious resistance was also demonstrated by the remnants of the First Army caught in the jaws of the German trap and knowing that the outcome was predestined.
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Secondly, God foreknows certain things in themselves -- either as to be accomplished by Himself, and of such things is the prophecy of _predestination, _ since, according to Damascene (De Fide Orth. ii, 30), "God predestines things which are not in our power" -- or as to be accomplished through man's free-will, and of such is the prophecy of
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province
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Making room for new histories, that situate the events of l965 as one of many possibilities rather than as a predestined outcome, may be one way of reviving the truth and reconciliation commission in another form.
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But whatso is predestined to a man, that needs must be, and none knoweth what shall befal him.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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He wished that he could be like other children instead of pursuing his lonely predestined path.
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These events were clearly predestined to happen.
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Sorel is predestined to fire his fatal pistol shot at Madame de
Claude Simon - Nobel Lecture
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Look at Ephesians 1: 5, ‘He predestined us to be adopted as His sons through Jesus Christ, in accordance with His pleasure and will.’
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Calvin said that God sovereignly predestined everything that happens in the world.
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She thought that whatever happened was predestined.
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Looking back from the year 2030 it will appear as if the world conspired to ensure that a predestined event occurred.
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These events were clearly predestined to happen.
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Once again he saw himself, as if in a nightmare, watching impotently as the bizarre charabanc of facts and conjecture hurtled on its predestined course.
She Closed Her Eyes
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His was not a political career predestined from birth.
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It is found that ment of disease does not predestine only three met - the method of treatment of disease in the time of the hods of healing namely a gulp of honey, cupping, and Prophet (s. a.w) was considered advance method gi - branding with fire (cauterizing).
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These are troubling times we are in mired in, for the Lord is witness to the crimes of his children and has predestined us to suffer for our sins.
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They both felt that they were predestined to spend their lives together.
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They believe and accept the predestined future written in their horoscope or stars, that regardless of their effort whatever has to happen will happen.
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His was not a political career predestined from birth.
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It seems the expedition is predestined to fail because there have been so many problems.
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From a very young age, he was predestined to follow a classic scientist's career.
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She was obviously predestined to succeed.
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Provincial Letters, summarizes the Augustinian position as follows: God predestines some human beings for salvation and saves them by ˜means that are certain and infallible™ (II, 262).
Blaise Pascal
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They owed even more to a theological perspective that claimed to represent human affairs from God's perspective, including the absolute will by which He predestines individuals for salvation or eternal perdition.
Blaise Pascal
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I love "Leda and the Swan" as a teaching poem; it's devastating, especially the implication that the violence of the rape prefigures and almost predestines the violence of the Trojan War.
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Whatever a predestine of religion in a modern universe -- a bane upon a decline or a resurgent force for great -- a power of putting to genocide will likely endure for a secular as well as faithful alike.
Should the Peace Prize Have Gone to Neda? -- Politics Daily
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She was obviously predestined to succeed.
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Alex's is predestined, of course, and lucky for him he's able to stand up to it.
THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN
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Zhi Ming went on to say that as a monk, one follows predestined arrangements and doesn't necessarily expect to win such cases.
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It steers her vessel down the river, as if on a predestined course.
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It was curious how that predestined horror moved in and out of one's consciousness.
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Traditional Baptists believe that God loves all people in the sense that God wants all people to be saved; Calvinists believe that God has sovereignly predestined that some people will not be saved.
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This indetermination would seem predestined given the historical vagaries in defining personality and addiction.
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Germans are not the rod predestined for the chastening of these degeneracies, who knows whether we may not again, like our fathers in dim antiquity, have to gird on our swords and go forth to seek dwelling-places for our increase?
Gems (?) of German Thought
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“God predestines no one to go to hell; for this, a willful turning away from God a mortal sin is necessary, and persistence in it until theend.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Ann Coulter, Christian Chauvinist:
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To avoid a same predestine next fall, Democrats need to support a national debate in distinctly populist terms.
Robert Creamer: Four Lessons for Democrats in Tuesday's Elections
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They continued on their predestined course, and Copperhead exhaled.
