predestinarians

predestinarians
'prɪːdestɪ'nerɪən / -'neər- n. one who believes in predestination (Theology); one who believes in fate, one who believes in destiny adj. of or pertaining to the doctrine of predestination; of or pertaining to fate or destiny

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