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The Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuit Order or the Jesuits, is a religious order of clerics regular of pontifical right for men in the Catholic Church.

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religious order and institutional affiliation
As a Jesuit, Arriaga's intellectual output was governed by the order's educational standards and its mission to defend Catholic orthodoxy.
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religious order of which he was a member
As a Jesuit, Fonseca's philosophical work was deeply integrated into the order's educational mission and the development of the Ratio Studiorum.
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religious order to which Mariana belonged
As a Jesuit, Mariana's intellectual work was deeply influenced by the order's rigorous scholastic training and its complex relationship with the Spanish crown.
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religious order and institutional affiliation
Lessius was a prominent Jesuit whose work reflects the order's intellectual rigor and their influence on the development of moral theology in the Counter-Reformation.
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religious order and institutional affiliation
As a Jesuit, Gregory of Valencia's academic work and theological positions were deeply shaped by the order's emphasis on scholasticism and intellectual rigor.
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religious order to which Francisco Suárez belonged
Suárez was a prominent Jesuit whose intellectual contributions were central to the order's educational and theological mission during the Counter-Reformation.
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Institutional driver of the revival
The Jesuits were the primary proponents of the Second Scholasticism, utilizing it as the core curriculum in their global network of colleges.
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religious order to which Luis de Molina belonged
As a Jesuit, Molina's intellectual work was deeply influenced by the order's emphasis on education, missionary activity, and the defense of Catholic orthodoxy.
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Religious order that championed Molinism
The Society of Jesus provided the institutional support for Molina's ideas, which became a hallmark of Jesuit theological education.
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