Hard fatalism reflects the belief that humans have no control over their own destiny and that everything is predetermined. This means that people believe that they cannot do anything to change the course of their life, no matter what they do.
Soft fatalism is the belief that humans have some control over their destiny, but that there are still some things that are predetermined.
Moderate fatalism is the belief that humans have a significant amount of control over their own destiny, but that there are still some things that are predetermined.
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