foreordination
IPA: fɔrɔrdʌnˈeɪʃʌn
noun
- Previous ordination or appointment; predetermination; predestination.
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Examples of "foreordination" in Sentences
- A person can lose their foreordination through sin.
- Foreknowledge must not be confused with foreordination.
- Are predestination and foreordination intended to be synonyms
- The foreordination of God does not interfere with the will of man.
- How do you reconcile God's foreordination and man's responsibility
- It is by prophecy that a person's foreordination is thought to be revealed.
- "foreordination" are here mentioned, and the one as the cause of the other.
- It is urged that the foreordination of all events is inconsistent with the free agency of man.
- I've been giving a lot of thought to this matter of parentage, foreordination and family life.
- She had some really great passages that helped increase my understanding of foreordination and grace.
- His choice of the plan, or His making certain that the creation should be on this order, we call His foreordination or His predestination.
- The whole difficulty lies in the acts of free agents being certain; yet certainty is required for foreknowledge as well as for foreordination.
- If a distinction be desired the word "foreordination" can perhaps better be used where the thing spoken of is an event in history or in nature, while
- The Socinians and Unitarians, while not so evangelical as the Arminians, are at this point more consistent; for after rejecting the foreordination of
- In the third century B.C. Cleanthes, for example, argued that foreordination by Providence does not imply that an action not performed is not possible.
- By their foreordination the Lord merely gives them the opportunity to serve him and his purposes if they choose to measure up to the standard he knows they are capable of attaining.
- This piece was written by the Reformed theologian and philosopher the late Dr.Greg Bahnsen and addresses the sometimes confusing and misunderstood concepts of foreordination and free will.
- Bush, George W., as heeder of invisible bugles, 64; Oedipal complexity of, 64-66; goading laughter of, 66; as frustrated dilettante, 66; as lover of backfiring cars, 66; blessedness of, 66; foreordination of, 128
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