Duns Scotus argued that 'being' is univocally predicable of God and creatures, making God a member of the broadest ontological category without compromising divine infinity or aseity.
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divine infinity(a divine quality that Scotus's argument preserves)
The idea that God is boundless, unlimited, and without end—infinite in power, knowledge, and perfection.
univocally predicable(describing how 'being' applies to both God and creatures)
When a word or concept applies to different things in exactly the same way. For example, 'red' means the same thing whether you're talking about a red car or a red apple.