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The concept of predestination has its roots in ancient Greek philosophy and theology. The idea that everything in the world is predetermined by a higher power or cosmic order is central to many ancient belief systems.
In the Christian tradition, the doctrine of predestination was first formally articulated by Augustine of Hippo in the 5th century CE. Augustine argued that God has chosen certain individuals for salvation and others for damnation, based on their inherent nature or his foreknowledge of their actions.
The concept of predestination remains a subject of debate and controversy within Christianity and other religions. Some believe that it implies that human beings have no free will and that their actions are predetermined, while others argue that it simply reflects God's sovereignty and foreknowledge.
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