separationist

I think you are right in noticing that your beef, as a church-state separationist, is not just with Republicans.

Nevertheless, Sunday was not a separationist as were most orthodox Protestants of his era.

"Matt is a separationist, I'm a separationist," she explained.

Ginsburg, who was director of the A.C.L.U. women's rights project in the 1970's, has been an especially uncompromising separationist.

That Ronald Reagan's Supreme Court appointees seem inclined to a less than "strict separationist" view on church-state questions is a victory for the movement.

The academic commentators for the show were all believing Muslims, and nary a church/state separationist could be seen protesting this taxpayer-funded propaganda apologetic for another religion.

"I see much of the litigation over the establishment clause over the last 20 years as a dawning realization that Widmar was right and the separationist decisions of the 1970's are inconsistent with it."

You have to understand that if I speak as a fierce separationist, which I am, it is because I served in the Congress of the United States with Richard Nixon.

Stark claimed to have been "greatly inspired" by the leading church-state separationist in Minnesota, Samuel Scheiner of the Jewish-Christian Community Relations Council of Minnesota.

Consider yourself warned if you fancy yourself a strict separationist when it comes to matters of church and state, as well as a patriotic American made uncomfortable by 'under God' in the Pledge of Allegiance.

The two of them bought a home in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and taught at the local university while forming a vibrant art society and creating their own newspaper, that failed only after radical Quebec separationist appearance in the paper caused a stir.

Four justices - David Souter, John Paul Stevens, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer - made a last-ditch defense of the old separationist principle that the First Amendment prohibits direct government financing of religious activity, even if the funds are distributed as part of a neutral scheme.

Arguments were heard on November 6, 1991, and many court watchers thought that Justice Anthony Kennedy, who had been critical of the Court's decisions on school prayer, would provide the crucial fifth vote to reverse the lower court's ruling and deal a major blow to the twin separationist pillars of Engel and Abington.

The problem with the Separationist view, he has argued in essays and briefs, is that it's not practical.

The Separationist doctrine leads inevitably to discrimination against religion.