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   What does predestination mean?

   • Predestination is the act of God, whereby He choses, for reasons in Himself, beforehand – indeed, before the foundation of the world – all who will be saved. This has to do with God’s sovereignty and His divine prerogative to do all that He wants to do. Therefore, every Christian – everyone who truly has faith in Christ has been predestined by God.

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   Do Christians believe in predestination?

   • Because the Bible mentions predestination, all Christian groups have a belief in the concept. The question is how predestination works, and on this subject there is considerable debate. At the time of Christ, some Jews —such as the Essenes—thought that everything is fated by God to happen, so that people have no free will.

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   What did Jews think about predestination?

   • At the time of Christ, some Jews —such as the Essenes—thought that everything is fated by God to happen, so that people have no free will. Other Jews—such as the Sadducees—denied predestination and attributed everything to free will. Finally, some Jews—such as the Pharisees—believed that both predestination and free will have a role.

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   Does God have free will?

   • It is very important to understand what people mean when they say free will. If we define free will as a will that is unencumbered or uninfluenced by any outside force, then only God truly has free will. Our wills are influenced by many things, including our environment and worldview, our peers, our upbringing, etc. And God influences our will.

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   May 20, 2024 · How can God choose who will be saved and humans have a genuine will? This article explores the biblical teaching on predestination and free will, and how they are not contradictory but complementary. It also provides biblical verses and examples to support its argument.

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   May 16, 2024 · The question is how predestination works, and on this subject there is considerable debate. At the time of Christ, some Jews —such as the Essenes—thought that everything is fated by God to happen, so that people have no free will .

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   May 15, 2024 · Last Updated on: May 15, 2024 by Jamie Wilson. The age-old debate between free will and predestination has puzzled theologians for centuries. While the Bible contains verses that support both perspectives, it ultimately emphasizes the sovereignty of God and the responsibility of humanity. Let’s explore these verses together and contemplate ...

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   6 days ago · God has given us free will, and we get to choose whether or not to sin in any given situation. For example, God did not cause Adam and Eve to sin in the Garden of Eden. They made that decision all on their own, just like Lucifer made his choice when he rebelled in Heaven. "When tempted, no one should say, 'God is tempting me'" (James 1:13).

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   May 13, 2024 · In these other universes, physicists imagine alternative people just like us who make different choices and have different lives. Contemplating this idea leads us to a possible solution to the predestination vs free will paradox. Consider the following verses:

8. eitan.bar › articles › c-s-lewiss-free-will-vsC.S. Lewis's Free Will vs. Calvinism's Predestination & Total ...

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   May 20, 2024 · One of the core tenets of Calvinism is the doctrine of predestination, which asserts that God has predetermined the eternal destiny of every individual, choosing some for salvation and others for damnation. Lewis found this doctrine deeply troubling.

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   4 days ago · Free-will can be defined as – the ability to act at one’s own discretion (John 7:17). Predestination can be defined as – all events have been determined by God, especially Salvation (John 6:44, Romans 8:29-30). Many argue predestination is incompatible with free-will in that God can’t allow both.