Abstract
Abstract This article provides an English translation of Ernst Troeltsch’s 1907 essay titled “Prädestination” in its entirety, accompanied by a concise introduction to Troeltsch’s articulation of the doctrine of predestination and the salient features of the article. Readers can also trace adaptations between the 1907 and 1913 version of “Prädestination” via the footnotes. This translation provides Anglophone readers access to the only essay in which Troeltsch addresses the question of predestination directly. Significantly, predestination provides the foundation to his understanding of that which drives the development of all of history and therefore is crucial to understanding his thought.
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