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Rigorism is a moral theory that when there is a conflict between an opinion favoring the law and an opinion favoring liberty, the opinion favoring the law should prevail.

Followers of [[Jansenism]] taught an absolute rigorism, also known as tutiorism, which was condemned by the [[Roman Catholic Church]] through Pope [[Alexander VIII]] in 1690.
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