We humans use the term "Absolute Predestination" and I have no problem with it and have no problem using it myself. But I also like what Gilbert Beebe wrote: "Predestination...does not require to be qualified by prefixing to it the word
absolute, as the predestination of God must of necessity be absolute in every particular. Jehovah is an absolute God, and all that he purposes or performs must be absolute. There can be no fiction nor anything merely nominal with him. Predestination is destination beforehand, and as nothing can be before hand, or subsequent with him, the term as it is used in the scriptures is used in reference to our finite state, as creatures of time; or rather as creatures of God, but for the present, in the time state of existence. God inhabits eternity, and all things are present with him. The progression of time and development of events can add nothing to his stock of knowledge. We his creatures may and we certainly do, live and learn. He has himself called our attention to the fact that he has declared the end from the beginning, saying, my counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure." - rest of article at
Absolute Predestination - Gilbert Beebe.
The answer as to whether the Biblical teaching of predestination(Romans 8:29-30, Ephesians 1:3-12) is declared at Grace Baptist Church of Ruston, the answer is a definitive yes.