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question one. whether sin comes from good as from a cause

question two. whether sin is per se a corruption of good

question three. whether sin is a punishment for sin

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question four. whether sin can be from god

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a. to the first question

1. sin is from good

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2. how sin is from good as from its cause

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question five. whether the created will is the total and immediate cause with respect to its willing, such that god does not have, with respect to that willing, any immediate efficient causality but only a mediate one

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The Ordinatio of John Duns Scotus

Ordinatio. Book 2. Distinctions 4 to 44.

Book Two. Distinctions 4 - 44

Thirty Fourth to Thirty Seventh Distinctions

Question Four. Whether Sin can be from God

II. To the First and Fourth Questions

A. To the First Question

2. How Sin is from Good as from its Cause

b. Possible Solution

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b. Possible Solution

95. From these three ways together [nn.77, 78, 87], provided they are well understood, a solution can be collected about the way in which a created will causes sin.

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