Denomination, foreordination and predestination
There is such a thing as seminary school rot as opposed to true Christianity
Particularly among Protestants. ...
Kinsey Crowley and Jennifer Sangalang
Is Donald Trump Catholic? What religion is Donald Trump? Donald Trump is not a Catholic. He used to identify as a Presbyterian, but in 2020 he told Religion News Service he began considering himself a non-denominational Christian.
"Non-denominational" risks being construed as not being "called" as a Christian, since a denomination is a calling or some name by which someone is called — however, simply calling oneself a Christian should suffice as a denomination.
Along with a denomination, there is a foreordination and a predestination, particularly for Presbyterians who are so much into their seminary schools and/or divinity schools, and there are certain limits to the length of the sermon or the length of the words in the sermon which are bearable to the hearer.
Romans 8:28–39 describes the foreordination and predestination of salvation for the called or the elect.
II Peter 3 describes the foreordination of perdition of ungodly men, but there is no predestination of damnation because the Lord is long-suffering and not willing that any should perish, and His long-suffering is accounted as salvation for repentant sinners.
There are Hell's Angels and other groups who might believe in a predestination of damnation but that is a structure of beliefs that pertains to Satanism. God is neither prejudiced nor a respecter of persons according to the Bible.