The Literalist Theory of the presidency states that presidents should only exercise powers that are specifically granted, or can be justly implied, by the US Constitution. This view was articulated by William Howard Taft, America's 27th President.
A bible literalist is a person who interprets the words of the Bible in a literal context.
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A biblical literalist regards the Bible as infallible and without error. Any apparent errors and inconsistencies can and must be explained away, because the Bible is the Word of God.
President Barack Obama uses a managerial approach to the office of the President. He also believes and understands in the importance of scientific expertise in government service.
In obtaining the Louisiana Territory, Jefferson claimed the presidency, like Congress, possessed inherent or implied powers that evolved from the duties of the office. Roosevelt expanded presidential authority by asking Congress to pass laws and create programs that gave the president power in directing the nation's economy.
4.8 x 10-3 or, to a literalist, 0.48 X 10-2.
A "literalist" would interpret the Constitution just as it is written, rather than interpret its meaning in context.
Roman Catholic AnswerI should think neither. Liberalist used refers to a political bent, and the Church has none. Literalist would usually refer to a reading of Sacred Scripture that only accepts the literal meaning. The Church definitely accepts the literal meaning, but it also accepts the spiritual, allegorical, moral, and anagogical senses of Sacred Scripture.
The gnostic component of Islam are the mystics, better known as the Sufi. The literalists are the Salafists (also incorrectly called Fundamentalists).
What best describes the transfer of the presidency of George Washington to the presidency of John Adamds