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Corby H
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Things started to click around page 90, and now finishing page 138 I went back and re-read chapter 1.
I experienced a breakthrough...and I no longer hate this book.
I still don't fully understand what has been laid out before me, but the things I can parse out are incredibly interesting and I'm excited to lean more fully into this difficult text.
— Feb 12, 2025 08:32AM
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I experienced a breakthrough...and I no longer hate this book.
I still don't fully understand what has been laid out before me, but the things I can parse out are incredibly interesting and I'm excited to lean more fully into this difficult text.
JhibaRiez
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Duns Scotus and Late Medieval Perspectives on Freedom
4.1 The Assessment of Duns Scotus in Recent Studies
Vos can characterize Scotus’ contribution as “the theme of open reality” that is “the culmination point of the emancipatory development of Christian philosophy.”
— Feb 20, 2024 06:04PM
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4.1 The Assessment of Duns Scotus in Recent Studies
Vos can characterize Scotus’ contribution as “the theme of open reality” that is “the culmination point of the emancipatory development of Christian philosophy.”
