A most methodical lover?: On scotus's arbitrary creator

Journal of the History of Philosophy 38 (2):169-202 (2000)
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The paper argues against interpretations that appeal to divine justice and rationality in order to mitigate the apparent arbitrariness of Scotus's God with respect to creation

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