-
Selden in his
Table Talk
expressed the view that an
awake but
excessively scrupulous or ill-trained
conscience could hinder resolve and
practical action; it...
-
Scrupulous Anonymous is a
Catholic monthly newsletter and
website published by
Liguori Publications,
written primarily for
individuals who
suffer from...
- the New Testament. The NKJV is
described by
Thomas Nelson as
being "
scrupulously faithful to the
original King
James Version, yet
truly updated to enhance...
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Obsessions (****ociative
counting diagnostic injurious pathogenic ****ual
scrupulous symmetry)
Compulsions (impulses
rituals tics)
Thought suppression (Experiential...
- in the
Talmudic and
early medieval periods. It
denotes a
person who is
scrupulous in his
observance of
Jewish law, and
often one who goes
beyond the legal...
- his
description as a
personage of no
fixed characteristics other than a
scrupulous pietas, and
fashioned the
Aeneid into a
compelling founding myth or national...
-
geniuses of the sons of Adam" who "combined jurisprudence, worship,
scrupulousness, and generosity". As his
career as a
jurist and
theologian progressed...
- po****rity.
Handy used
elements of folk
music in his compositions. He was
scrupulous in do****enting the
sources of his works,
which frequently combined stylistic...
- for his
debut novel Madame Bovary (1857), his Correspondence, and his
scrupulous devotion to his
style and aesthetics. The
celebrated short story writer...
- obsessive–compulsive
personality disorder. It is
sometimes called "
scrupulousness", but that word
properly applies to the
positive trait of
having scruples...
