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The Jansenist Movement and Augustinian Determinism

An analysis of the 17th-century Catholic theological controversy regarding grace and free will, focusing on the systemic internal conditioning of the Port-Royal circle.

Jansenism represents a rigid adherence to extreme Augustinian interpretations of divine grace. The movement manifested Liar's-Heir-Syndrome (LHS) components through a closed-loop epistemic inheritance where adherents were conditioned to believe they were the sole possessors of orthodox 'truth' against the Jesuit 'corruptors'.

JansenismAugustinianismEpistemic EntrapmentCognitive DissonanceEcclesiastical Authority

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