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| Latitudinarian (sometimes capital) of or relating to a school of thought within the Church of England in the 17th century that minimized the importance of divine authority in matters of doctrine and stressed the importance of reason and personal judgment sixthson) | |||
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| Latitudinarians (In the Church of England, the clergy attaching little importance to dogma and practice in religion) | |||