Calvin saw predestination to salvation and reprobation as two sides of a single decree. Reprobation is thus not an ordination to damnation nakedly considered. The double predestination as taught by Calvin has been lessened to reprobation in modern Calvinism. Election, reprobation, the Fall, mercy, and justice are coordinate elements within the one divine decree. First, that he does not believe that children who die unbaptised are doomed to reprobation. The former is called "unconditional election", and the latter "reprobation". From Ames, it was considered that reprobation can almost never know itself. Ibn Janah wrote "Kitab al-Taswi'a" ("Book of Reprobation") to counter the arguments. On his return he received reprobation from his father and uncles.