However, as I have begun to understand the doctrine, I've found that it is extremely biblical. It is quite unjust to say that a doctrine that has tremendous biblical support is unbiblical or even heretical. Calvin's doctrine of predestination is a logical and biblically sound explanation of God's sovereignty over human existence. Many people believe that Calvin focused primarily on the doctrine of predestination. It appears as though Calvin's view has the necessary scriptural support.
Predestination is also extremely logical.
If a child misbehaves, he is then disciplined or punished. Mankind is filled with sin and is deserving of eternal separation from God. However, God has been extremely merciful to some and gifted them with salvation - even though they are completely undeserving of that gift. From a human perspective, most certainly not. Therefore, I believe that while predestination does not appear fair to the lowly human mind, it is most logical to the awesome and wonderful mind of God.