jansenism

• Doctrine théologique au sein du catholicisme romain, fondée sur les enseignements de Cornelius Jansen, qui met l'accent sur la prédestination et soutient que le salut n'est accordé qu'à ceux qui sont soumis à un déterminisme surnaturel, tandis que les autres sont voués à la perdition.

A theological doctrine within Roman Catholicism, based on the teachings of Cornelis Jansen, which emphasizes predestination and holds that salvation is granted only to those subject to supernatural determinism, while others are destined for perdition.

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   A theological movement within Roman Catholicism, based on the teachings of Cornelius Jansen, which held that salvation is limited to those predestined by God through supernatural determinism, while others are assigned to damnation.

   jansénisme

   • Jansenism sparked intense debates within the Catholic Church during the 17th century.
   • Many French intellectuals were drawn to the severe moral teachings of Jansenism.
   • The papal bull 'Unigenitus' condemned several propositions of Jansenism as heretical.
   • Jansenism's emphasis on divine grace influenced later Protestant thinkers.