Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Rigorism, especially in a mild form.
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The Church has always taught as much; moral theologians call it "tutiorism", i.e., the principle that it's best to be on the safer tutior side.
Archive 2006-04-01 Mike L 2006
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The Church has always taught as much; moral theologians call it "tutiorism", i.e., the principle that it's best to be on the safer tutior side.
Cardinal Martini: giving a good name to liberalism Mike L 2006
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Now (3) is one thesis of that venerable theory in moral theology which is known as "tutiorism": when in doubt, do the safer (tutior) thing.
Why tutiorism is now unsafe Mike L 2005
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Now (3) is one thesis of that venerable theory in moral theology which is known as "tutiorism": when in doubt, do the safer (tutior) thing.
Archive 2005-07-01 Mike L 2005
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It was actually the standard view among Catholic theologians for that time; and even today, tutiorism might be safer than some of the alternatives for non-Catholics.
Why tutiorism is now unsafe Mike L 2005
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Sacramentum Vitae: Why tutiorism is now unsafe skip to main
Why tutiorism is now unsafe Mike L 2005
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It was actually the standard view among Catholic theologians for that time; and even today, tutiorism might be safer than some of the alternatives for non-Catholics.
Archive 2005-07-01 Mike L 2005
qms commented on the word tutiorism
Recusants grown weary of dreading
And cautious confessional treading
Embraced Lutheranism
As mere tutiorism
When faced with the threat of beheading.
April 15, 2018