Christian advocates of this concept, called al-qadar in Islam, include Gottschalk of Orbais and Cornelius Jansen. A dispute over it split the Methodists between Whitefield and Wesley. Its [*] "single" form focuses on grace alone, while its "double" form, which includes evil, is a key Calvinist belief. For 10 points—name this religious doctrine which states that the ultimate placement of souls, or the entire history of the Universe is ordained by 
Christian advocates of this concept, called al-qadar in Islam, include Gottschalk of Orbais and Cornelius Jansen. A dispute over it split the Methodists between Whitefield and Wesley. Its [*] "single" form focuses on grace alone, while its "double" form, which includes evil, is a key Calvinist belief. For 10 points—name this religious doctrine which states that the ultimate placement of souls, or the entire history of the Universe is ordained by a deity.
Christian advocates of this concept, called al-qadar in Islam, include Gottschalk of Orbais and Cornelius Jansen.
predestination [accept equivalents]