We agree with Calvinists that God has the power and the knowledge to do what Calvinists say God has done, namely, predestine that some people will be saved and others not. |
Human beings are not born alike, but with different abilities that predestine them for different tasks in a well-ordered state. |
Although nothing in his immediate background appeared to predestine him for a music career. |
Eriugena argues in De divina praedestinatione that God, being perfectly good, wants all humans to be saved, and does not predestine souls to damnation. |
Improved energy efficiency and reduced reaction times predestine the AMS4 to be used in brightness detection applications in displays for mobile devices, from mobile phones and PDAs to digital cameras. |
Genetic factors may predestine a person to a life of heavy smoking, drinking, and drug-taking. |