Definitionn. a Roman Catholic system of casuistry that when expert opinions differ an actor can follow any solidly probable opinion that he wishes even though some different opinion might be more probable
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The next step was to force the confessors to accept their lax interpretation of the law; and this was accomplished by their famous theory of probabilism - first taught in Spain about 1580. [Please select]
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The empirical philosophy destroys itself, ending with Hume in skepticism and probabilism. [Please select]
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The study of the laws of the mind shows us too clearly, in fact, their fluidity with regard to the laws of nature for us not to accept probabilism. [Please select]
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Mill), 47 Pilon, 113 Plato, 201 Preadaptation, process of, 164-175 Prince, Morton, 70 Probabilism forced upon us, 174 "Psychical Review," 86 "Psychologie," 112 "Psychologie du Raisonnement" (Binet), 113 Psychology, definitions of, 135-175, 265, 266 Rabier, E. [Please select]
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