predestinarians

To this party was opposed. another, (the so-called predestinarians), who regarded the whole development of

Light in the Dark Places: or, Memorial of Christian Life in the Middle Ages. 1789-1850 1851

Plus, God is well known as an old softy when it comes to kids; privately even predestinarians and sticklers for infant baptism think so.

Two Cheers for Hypocrisy P. J. O'Rourke 2006

Plus, God is well known as an old softy when it comes to kids; privately even predestinarians and sticklers for infant baptism think so.

Two Cheers for Hypocrisy P. J. O'Rourke 2006

Plus, God is well known as an old softy when it comes to kids; privately even predestinarians and sticklers for infant baptism think so.

Two Cheers for Hypocrisy P. J. O'Rourke 2006

Theological predestinarians are historicists, because they make predictions on the basis of historical patterns which they take to be revealed by God; but, since they do not think those patterns to fall within any deterministic system, they are not determinists.

DETERMINISM IN HISTORY ALAN DONAGAN 1968

In reaction to their questioning, a sect of extreme predestinarians formed, called the Djabriya.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas ROBERT M. KINGDON 1968

Luther, Calvin, Zwingli and all the other outstanding reformers of that period were thorough-going predestinarians.

The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination 1959

Edward VI and Elizabeth were thorough-going predestinarians and that the

The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination 1959

Regardless of how some people may oppose Predestination in theory, all of us in our every-day lives are practical predestinarians.

The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination 1959

It is an impressive feature in the works of rigid predestinarians, that their own minds seem to partake of the fearful gloom with which they depict the divine attributes.

On Calvinism William Hull