👉 Scottism, also known as the "Scottian theory" or "Scottian philosophy," is a philosophical and religious movement that originated in England during the 18th century. It was named after its founder, Thomas Carlyle, who advocated for the idea of human freedom and individual choice over divine will. Scottism emphasized the importance of personal responsibility and self-sufficiency, as opposed to the belief in societal control and a divine mandate. The movement rejected traditional religious dogma and sought
