| This sense of biological preordination culminates in something close to a credo later in the book. |
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| How can you reconcile that belief with your disbelief in universal preordination? |
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| Descartes does insist that there is a problem in reconciling human freedom with divine preordination. |
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| Adam, according to this interpretation, has no will of his own and is completely dependent on God's preordination. |
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| Serendipity and coincidence are the photosynthesis of romance, hinting at some kind of supernatural preordination, the sense that two people are made for each other. |
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| In the Principles I:40 41 discussion, Descartes appeals to divine incomprehensibility to make sense of how human freedom and divine preordination are to be reconciled. |
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