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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: COM-COR |
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CONGRUOUS (from Lat. congruere, to agree) , that which corresponds to or agrees with anything; the derivation appears in " congruence," a condition of such correspondence or agreement, a term
mathematics
system
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term
doctrine
congruous " that God should recompense such works by conferring the " first grace," meritum de congruo. The term is also used in theology, in reference to the controversy between the Jesuits
Dominicans
century (see MOLINA, Luis, and SUAREZ, FRANCISCO).End of Article: CONGRUOUS (from Lat. congruere, to agree) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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