preterition

This is known as preterition when arising by omission and disinheritance when heirs are expressly deprived.

We are also expecting shipment of the highly anticipated new Gebrauche-Musik compilation CD "Preterition Aggregate".

God's Infinite Grace in Election, and Impartial Equity in Preterition Vindicated, Chester, 1713, 8vo.

An intricate and allusive fiction that combines and elaborates on many of the themes of his earlier work, including preterition, paranoia, racism, colonialism, conspiracy, synchronicity, and entropy.

Although he keeps up a steady stream of correspondence, this becomes increasingly strained with the preterition of time and the need for caution engendered of a brutal and dictatorial government.

So God actively chooses whom to condemn, but because he knows they will have a sinful nature, the way he foreordains them is to simply let them be - this is sometimes called "preterition."