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What are the differences between a democracy and a theocracy?
Theocracy is a religious based goverment, and ruled by people who believe in Christ and God. The first part of this answer is correct. The second part is not. A theocracy is indeed a religious based government. But not necessarily Christian. It could be any organized belief system. Not just Christianity.
What is the term used for a culture that is highly developed with organized religion and laws?
Theocracy is an organized system of government, religion and culture. Some countries that have a theocracy are the Vatican City, Iran and Tibet.
What is a synonym for theocracy?
There are no direct English synonyms for theocracy, which is a government or state run by a clergy, church, or organized religion.
Who is in charge in a theocracy?
In a theocracy, the people are ruled by God. Sometimes in a theocracy, God's laws are interpreted by priests.
What are the similarities of theocracy and theocracy?
No real similarity. A democracy is represented by the people through the use of votes. A theocracy is run by the church leaders who tell the people what to do.
What are the rights of people gain as part of belonging to an organized government?
Non at all. An "organized government" could be a dictatorship, theocracy or democracy. The fact that a government is organized has no bearing on human rites - it is the actions of the government that determine that.
Who rule a theocracy?
people do
How does theocracy affect people?
abaha wass
Rights of people in theocracy government?
sure, why not?
What are the similarities of democracy and theocracy?
No real similarity. A democracy is represented by the people through the use of votes. A theocracy is run by the church leaders who tell the people what to do.
How does a theocracy raise money?
they do stuff to raise it so dont ask me weirdos
How many rule in a theocracy?
Depends on how many people are in the clergy.
