Libertarian free will does not exist in Christianity.
Traditional free will was freedom to move towards the good, not freedom of choice
That’s not libertarian free will. “Freedom toward the good” is a different concept from genuinely being able to choose otherwise.
Where does Libertarianism come into this? Or is there a definition of Libertarianism I’m missing
Different libertarianism lol. “Libertarian free will” means the idea that you genuinely could have chosen otherwise.
Is this in reference to the predetermined fate of people going to heaven or hell?
Not specifically. I mean any choice at all. If God already knows with certainty what you’ll choose, then no alternative outcome is genuinely possible.