| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Scrupulosity's first known public description as a disorder was in 1691, by John Moore, who called it religious melancholy and said it made people fear, that what they do, is so defective and unfit to be presented unto God, that he will not accept it.[4] Loyola, Liguori, the French confessor R.P. Duguet, and other religious authorities and figures attempted to develop solutions and coping mech
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