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Not the same thing. In an occasion of sin, the danger is near. In a near occasion of sin, the danger is further away.
 
One is the actual sin committed, and the other is being tempted to commit the sin.
 

Dictionary : OCCASION OF SIN

OCCASION OF SIN Any person, place, or thing that of its nature or because of human frailty can lead one to do wrong, thereby committing sin. If the danger is certain and probable, the occasion is proximate; if the danger is slight, the occasion becomes remote. It is voluntary if it can easily be...
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