Selective Predestination
Humans are material
Made of the substance of the Earth
The same substance making up animals
And all plant forms
There are laws which control the formations of the substance of the Earth
Humans differ from animals and plant forms
Only in the specific law which form them from the substance of the Earth
But essentially they three have same basic composition
The law forming humans from the substance of the Earth
Had long been authored
And has since been in operation
Thus, when a male and female mate
A young human is produced in result
Such is the law constantly in operation
Similar to the laws controlling animals and plant forms
A male and female animal mate
And a young animal is produced in result
A new plant also sprouts from a seed of an existing plant
There may be a purpose for humanity in totality
But no special purpose for every individual
Every individual human is produced by a natural law in operation
The product of the union between a male and female
There is not a special purpose for every individual person
In much the same way as not all plants are useful
There are useful plants and there are weeds
Yet they are produced by one and same law
So though all humans are produced by one natural law
Not every individual human fulfils a special purpose
Some individuals are mere products of natural law
And such individuals contribute nothing to the purpose of humanity
Then are those who are born to contribute specially to the purpose of humanity
Such individuals influence the course of humanity in entirety
So while some individual humans are mere weeds
Affecting the course of humanity in no way
Some others are impactful and dictate the course of humanity
The majority are mere weeds
Just products of a natural law in operation
The minority are men of purpose
Born to show the way
That predestination is selective and not universal
Is a fact evident by close examination of nature
Some few plant forms are useful; a purpose cannot be found for the majority
Neither are all animals beneficial
Humans are no different
Theophilus