clericalist

I will, however,just comment that a sort of "clericalist" mindset, which is always a danger within the Church and about which Chaucer, for example, is scathing, and also Thomas More some centuries later was particularly strong in the first half of the 20th century for various reasons.

The word "Westminster"... Joanna Bogle 2009

It is, however, anti-clericalist, or ‘secular’ in the strict sense (of excluding religious institutions from political power).

Which institutions should arrest moral decline? 2009

It is, however, anti-clericalist, or ‘secular’ in the strict sense (of excluding religious institutions from political power).

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2009

He was also, at the time, America's leading -- I guess you'd call it anti-clericalist.

Summer for the Gods: The Scopes Trial and America's Continuing Debate over Science and Religion 1998

Previous ages were often, alas, aristocratic in politics or clericalist in religion; but they were always democratic in philosophy; they appealed to man, not to particular men.

George Bernard Shaw 1905

The statement says that members held back from a direct confrontation last week, believing that an open challenge at the time would have merely caused the Vatican's Curia to "close ranks" around one of their own "because of the clericalist culture of that body" and despite the "lack of support" for Fisichella himself.

LifeSiteNews.com Headlines lsn@LifeSiteNews.com 2010

An unexpected channel for airing these grievances has come from a church newspaper which was traditionally a docile propaganda medium of the bishops, but which is now to the fore in campaigning for extensive reform of an over-clericalist church.

Irish Blogs 2010

An unexpected channel for airing these grievances has come from a church newspaper which was traditionally a docile propaganda medium of the bishops, but which is now to the fore in campaigning for extensive reform of an over-clericalist church.

Irish Blogs 2010

An unexpected channel for airing these grievances has come from a church newspaper which was traditionally a docile propaganda medium of the bishops, but which is now to the fore in campaigning for extensive reform of an over-clericalist church.

Irish Blogs Independent.ie - Analysis RSS Feed 2010

An unexpected channel for airing these grievances has come from a church newspaper which was traditionally a docile propaganda medium of the bishops, but which is now to the fore in campaigning for extensive reform of an over-clericalist church.

Irish Blogs Independent.ie - Analysis RSS Feed 2010