Perfect

Perfect

Perfect (d. lat.), vollendet, vollkommen. Daher Perfectibilismus der Glaube an eine ins Unendliche fortschreitende Vervollkommnungsfähigkeit (Perfectibilität) u. Vervollkommnung (Perfection) der Menschen od. aller menschlichen Angelegenheiten, des Staates, der Religion, der Wissenschaften etc. Die diesen Glauben Hegenden hießen Perfectibilisten, Auch die Illuminaten (s.d. 4) nannte ihr Stifter Weishaupt Anfangs Perfectibilisten.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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