congruism
noun
con·gru·ism
ˈkän(ˌ)grüˌizəm,
ˈkäŋ(-;
ˈkäŋgrəˌwi-
plural -s
: a theory advanced by the Molinists according to which divine grace is efficacious because it is given by God in circumstances which he foreknows to be congruous and favorable to its operation
Word History
Etymology
French congruisme, from congru suitable (from Latin congruus) + -isme -ism