Predestination is a theological concept that suggests that God has already determined the fate of every individual, including who will be saved and who will be damned. This belief is often associated with certain branches of Christianity, particularly within Calvinism, which emphasizes God's sovereignty and the idea that human actions do not influence salvation. In predestination, the idea is that God's grace is given to some people, allowing them to achieve salvation, while others are left to their own devices. This raises questions about free will and moral responsibility, as it implies that individuals cannot change their predetermined outcomes.