Ideas of predestination predominated his mind.

宿命论支配了他的思想。

They accepted the doctrine of predestination, original sin and total depravity, and limited atonement through a special infusion of grace form God.

他们信宿命论、原、体堕落和有限的赎。

And some Christian religions, such as Calvinism, espouse predestination, or the belief that God pre-ordains everything that comes to pass, including whether you get into heaven.

一些基督教信仰， 如加主义， 支持宿命论，或信上帝预定了一切即将发生的事情， 包括你是否进入天堂。

Instead, Calvin believed in predestination, the idea that your fate, whether you’re saved or damned, has already been set by God, from the beginning of the universe.

反，加信宿命论，即你的命运，无论你是得救还是被诅咒，从宇宙开始就已经由上帝设定了。

They were not pressed for time, and passed along the silent, lonely way with that sense rather of predestination than of choice in their proceedings which the presence of night sometimes imparts.

他们没有时间紧迫，沿着寂静、孤独的道路前行，带着一种命中注定的感觉，而不是夜晚的存在有时赋予他们的选择。