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Things casuistry often describes (“casuistry ________”)
aims
How casuistry often is described (“________ casuistry”)
moral, such, subtle, legal, political, christian, mere, jesuitical, theological, much, dishonest, elaborate, ethical, pernicious, ingenious, hunted, talmudic, scholastic, protestant, amorous, practical, restless, modern, splitting, puritan, pure, traditional, medieval, rabbinical, religious, sheer, sophistical, loose, refined, rabbinic, classical, roman, legalistic, nice, lax, endless, jesuit, detailed, pharisaic, ecclesiastical, diplomatic, sentimental, pluralistic, clever, metaphysical, sophisticated, learned, intellectual, excessive, romish, literary, specious, century, minute, catholic, secular, idle, imaginative, pedantic, mediaeval, courtly, complex, false, petty, futile, curious, subtlest, dangerous, tortuous, juridical, verbal, contemporary, mischievous, immoral, organic, agapic, familiar, academic, judicial
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