nomism
/ˈnoʊmɪzəm/
noun
- A system or practice based on strict adherence to laws or rules, especially religious or moral codes.
- Some religious traditions lean toward nomism, emphasizing rules over compassion.
- Nomism can lead to a rigid view of ethics where exceptions are not allowed.
- The philosopher criticized nomism for ignoring the spirit behind the law.
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