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    God is not obligated or bound to will any particular thing — Carmelics
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    Supports→What God wills is right not because God was bound to will it, but because God's willing it makes it right

    God is not obligated or bound to will any particular thing

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    Many of the central figures in the Reformation were humanists in the Renaissance sense (where there is no implication of atheism). But there is also a fundamental similarity in the way the relation between morality and religion is conceived between Scotus and the two Reformers Martin Luther (1483–1546) and John Calvin (1509–64), though neither of them make the distinctions about natural law that Scotus (the ‘subtle doctor’) does. Luther says ‘What God wills is not right because he ought or was b

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