Iran and Vatican City are theocracies.
While there are many religious countries in the world, there are only a few true theocracies. The nation of Iran is ruled by the Supreme Council of Ayatollahs (although it also has an elected President). The Vatican is technically an independent nation, and it is ruled by the Catholic Church.
While there are many religious countries in the world, there are only a few true theocracies. The nation of Iran is ruled by the Supreme Council of Ayatollahs (although it also has an elected President). The Vatican is technically an independent nation, and it is ruled by the Catholic Church.
Iran, Vatican City, and Saudi Arabia are examples of countries that are considered theocracies, where religious leaders hold significant political power and influence government policies based on religious principles.
There are a few theocracies in the Middle East, like Iran or Saudi Arabia. There are also "weak theocracies", where the ruler retains control over the church of the country, but laws are not necessarily promulgated based on the religious views of the ruler, such as the UK or Morocco.
A theocratic society is a society that is governed by religious rules. For example, many middle eastern countries could be considered theocracies.
With the exception of modern theocracies, which have more standard secular education, theocracies, by and large, have exclusively or predominantly religious education.
In a number of the Sumerian City-States, the priests wielded direct political power. This would make them theocracies.
In a number of the Sumerian City-States, the priests wielded direct political power. This would make them theocracies.
In a number of the Sumerian City-States, the priests wielded direct political power. This would make them theocracies.
In a number of the Sumerian City-States, the priests wielded direct political power. This would make them theocracies.
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