0 If an action or event is predestined, it is controlled by God or by fate:
It seems the expedition is predestined to fail because there have been so many problems.
She is frustrated that she cannot make decisions for herself and that she has to live out her life according to predestined dogmas.
The purpose of the (predestined) crisis is to open up for a discovery, followed by a cognition or recognition (anagnorisis).
From our point of view (looking backwards) everything is predestined; our choices change nothing.
Such an undertaking was predestined to yield a volume of significance.
The predestined leader, distinguished infinitely easygoing, casual superior.
The industrial and political power of the royalty predestined the monarch to possess the 'leading role' in such societies, and this was reflected in the seating arrangments of a theatre.
Your resurrection counterpart is thus predestined or fated to live out the improved version of your life just as a computer is fated to follow its programme.
And it was the presumption of homology that guaranteed the identity of individual freedom with the freedom of all of humanity in the predestined historical unfolding of the absolute spirit.
