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I do not believe that any Jewish or Christian religious document contributed substantially to democratic ideals. Democratic ideas originated in ancient Greece long before the development of Judeo-Christian values. And when democracy came late to the Christian world, The Bible was used to justify deny rights on the basis of race and colour. Indeed, a consistent theme throughout the Bible is obedience to kings and emperors, as well as subservience of slaves to the masters.
Another View:
Some will point directly to the Constitution of the United States with its Amendments in the Bill of Rights as God given (Providence) as it was created by a group of biblically educated men. Others would even say the great Magna Carta was also 'inspired' by Judeo-Christian beliefs of basic freedoms. In any event, the question calls for some opinion which seems to vary with the individual.
The educational and intellectual establishment brought democratic ideas to connecticut.
The Declaration of Independence is a primary source, but only if you use the original document or a fascimile of the real document. Someone else's paraphrase of it or opinion would be a secondary source.
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One might follow Democratic ideas for many reasons, They might be democratic because they were raised in a democratic family or rebel against republican parents. If they believe in community responsibility and social justice VS the Republican view of individual responsibility, they might be democratic.
The ideas of Greeks 500 B.C. in Athens.
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These ideas were influenced by the Athenian democracy.
acient Greece and Rome
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The answer is yes.