John Duns Scotus on God, Knowledge, and Reality A Theological Philosophy Exploration

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Scotus is no more difficult or complicated than advanced algebra or certainly Calculus but much more rewarding. for life lessons. If you do not have a habit of thinking what is implied from an idea perhaps you can work on that deficiency. The Aristotle is muddy but Scotus breaks out quickly in his Theology that builds on Anselm, Augustine and Ambrose among others who came before him and was never defeated by his contemporaries in scholastic competitions. Every dilemma is resolved by better understanding of the Divine Nature. No person can cause you to learn anything.