predeterminism

[US]/[ˌpriːdɪˈtɜːmɪzəm]/
[UK]/[ˌprɪˈdɪtərˌmɪzəm]/

Translation

n.the doctrine that all events are predetermined and that humans have no free will; the belief that events are predetermined by a higher power or fate; the view that all events are causally determined by prior events

Phrases & Collocations

predeterminism debate

avoiding predeterminism

predeterminism theory

embracing predeterminism

rejecting predeterminism

influenced by predeterminism

predeterminism's impact

questioning predeterminism

belief in predeterminism

challenging predeterminism

Example Sentences

the debate over free will often clashes with the concept of predeterminism.

his worldview was heavily influenced by a belief in predeterminism.

she rejected the idea of predeterminism, believing in human agency.

the film explored the philosophical implications of predeterminism and choice.

critics argue that predeterminism undermines moral responsibility.

he questioned whether predeterminism left room for genuine change.

the implications of predeterminism for criminal justice are complex.

a strict interpretation of predeterminism can be quite depressing.

the scientist investigated the neurological basis of predeterminism.

many religions grapple with the challenges posed by predeterminism.

the author's novel challenged the notion of predeterminism in human relationships.

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