CASUISTRY

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 8
In Theology, a casuist is a doctor charged with the decision of cases of conscience. The Jesuits were distinguished for the cultivation of this mixed subject of theology and ethics; which was admirably calculated to promote the crafty policy of that order. The science of casuistry, however, has been cultivated in the Protestant as well as the Papal church; and until very recently there was a profe or of casuistry at Cambridgo. (See Mayer's Bibliotheca qf Casuists.) [s. 213]
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