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Meanings of believe in predestination in English

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Usage of believe in predestination in English
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What happened had to happen, whether or not we believe in predestination.
Atlantis
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But now, now I could almost believe in predestination.
The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth
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European Cup Jim Williams: If you believe in predestination, then Jim Williams's story is for you.
The Irish Times
4
One question, Gwynplaine: do you believe in predestination?
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
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Have you begun to believe in predestination?
A Hero of Our Time
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I do not know for certain whether I now believe in predestination or not, but on that evening I believed in it firmly.
A Hero of Our Time
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If you ask me, I think I should say I incline to believe in predestination and do quite completely believe in free will.
First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
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I suppose that's the part of me that believes in predestination.
This child will be great
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Not that Ben believed in predestination, but he did believe in heredity-andin the force.
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
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"But Mr. Waterhouse, you were raised by Puritans, who believe in predestination."
Quicksilver
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His mother, a large, stern, and Calvinistic cannibal, believed in predestination, and spent her days in fear that she would be among the lost.
White Shadows in the South Seas
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