predestinarian

• Adjetivo relativo a la doctrina teológica de la predestinación, según la cual Dios ha decidido de antemano todos los acontecimientos, especialmente la salvación o condenación de las almas. También puede referirse a quien sostiene o defiende esta creencia.

An archaic adjective relating to the theological doctrine of predestination, which holds that God has foreordained all events, especially the salvation or damnation of souls.

1. Relating to predestinationC2formal

   Of or relating to the belief that all events, especially the ultimate fate of the soul, are determined in advance by divine will.

   predestinacionista

   • The predestinarian theology of Calvinism emphasizes God's absolute sovereignty.
   • Her predestinarian views shaped her understanding of salvation.
   • The debate between free will and predestinarian doctrines has continued for centuries.

   Antónimosfreewilllibertarian

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que cree que su destino o suerte está predeterminado por una voluntad superior y que es incapaz de cambiarlo.

A noun referring to a person who believes that their fate or destiny is predetermined and that they are powerless to change it.

1. Believer in PredestinationC2formal

   A person who holds the belief that all events, including one's fate, are predetermined by a divine power or by fate, and that individuals have no control over changing their destiny.

   Predestiniano

   • As a predestinarian, she accepted every outcome as part of a larger plan.
   • The philosopher argued that a predestinarian view can lead to fatalism.
   • He was a devout predestinarian, believing his life's path was already written.
   • The debate between free will advocates and predestinarians has lasted centuries.

   Sinónimosdeterministfatalistnecessitarianpredestinationist