| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Scotus's metaphysical thinking on this issue has some importance in morality because if there is no such thing as an essence or nature (i.e., if we adopt a philosophical nominalism, where man is not an essence, but just a name (nomine), and the only thing that exists is not man, but only each individual man), then there no reason in nature from which a universal law can be built.
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