foreordination

• Sustantivo usado principalmente en contextos teológicos, que denota el concepto de predestinación o establecimiento previo, a menudo vinculado a la doctrina de que Dios ha determinado de antemano todos los acontecimientos, incluido el destino final de cada persona.

A noun, primarily used in theological contexts, referring to the concept of being determined or decreed in advance, often associated with the doctrine that God has foreordained all events, including the ultimate fate of individuals.

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1. Theological predestinationC2formal

   The belief or doctrine that events, especially the ultimate fate of the soul, have been determined in advance by divine decree, often associated with Reformed theology.

   Predestinación teológica

   • Calvin's teachings on foreordination heavily influenced Protestant theology.
   • The concept of foreordination suggests that every life event is part of a divine plan.
   • Many theologians debate whether foreordination and free will are compatible.

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