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laxism

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laxism
the view of a school of Roman Catholic casuists who maintained that any chance of liberty, however slight, should be foliowed. — laxist, n.
See also: Philosophy


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First, he traces the diversity of moral thought from laxism to rigorism (tutiorism), and especially the "moderate probabalist" position of Alphonsus Liguori.
The Origins of Moral Theology in the United States: Three Different ... by Haddorff, David W. / Cross Currents
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