nonobservant

She had, after all, been raised in a nonobservant household.

Thus it might be more candid to write "nonobservant Christian" or, if there's room, what you did in your question above.

He was raised in a nonobservant Jewish household.

Authorities are blaming the nonobservant security guards for Topalovs escape.

Their mandate is to make nonobservant Jews more observant.

Adler was born into a nonobservant Jewish family.

The majority of Israelis, by far, are nonobservant Jews, and they continue to protest the religious parties' demands.

In the absence of any other obvious handle, many formerly nonobservant Jews are latching on to it for balance.

Most of the settlers are Orthodox Jews, although a minority are nonobservant.

It is usually the opposite case, a dilemma facing many Jewish parents, especially nonobservant ones, living in predominantly Christian communities.

I have not been nonobservant, Preston.

Meir Amar is described as a nonobservant Jew who left his family's home at the age of 13.

"For me as a nonobservant Jew, the performance of this piece itself functions as my bar mitzvah.

"Paul knows more about kosher food than many nonobservant Jews do," Rabbi Roth said.

As a Jewish woman, respectful but nonobservant, I can understand the discomfort of the woman who was offended.

The Batkins, who were raised in nonobservant homes, do not consider themselves Orthodox, but step by step they are moving closer to it.

Soros was born in Budapest, Hungary, to a nonobservant Jewish family.

Simply nonobservant?

Although the previously nonobservant family members are slightly startled to find themselves in an Orthodox synagogue, where men and women sit separately, they have adjusted quickly.

I'm a nonobservant Jew.

Also, among religious Jews, a derogatory term for a Jew who is both nonobservant and ignorant of Jewish law.

As for insular attitudes, she pointed out that her best friend in Mohegan Lake was a totally nonobservant Jewish woman.

(Davis himself was nonobservant, and "insisted on atheism".)

Am I right in assuming you wanted, this time, to write about Joe Heller, the aging nonobservant Jew, looking back at his life?

Pinsky is a nonobservant Jew; he admits to abandoning most Jewish practices but claims to retain a continued desire to learn about the religion.