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Fate is a largely non-Christian belief that events are predetermined.

A concept contrary to fate is fortune, because it is not deterministic.

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−	Fate is a largely non-Christian belief that events are predetermined.	+	'''Fate''' is a largely non-[[Christian]] [[belief]] that events are predetermined.

−	A concept contrary to fate is fortune, because it is not deterministic.	+	A concept contrary to fate is [[fortune]], because it is not deterministic.