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In a theocracy, officials typically come to power through religious authority rather than through democratic elections. Leaders are often selected based on their religious qualifications, such as being clergy or possessing significant religious knowledge, and their authority is derived from divine sanction or religious texts. The governance structure is usually intertwined with religious institutions, which play a crucial role in legitimizing and enforcing the rulers' authority. As a result, political power is closely aligned with religious leadership and doctrine.
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Where does the power in a theocracy come from?
your momlololololololololol
What type of government is it when officials want to set up a government set up by religious officials?
Theocracy
What government is run by religiose officials?
The Iranian government is and example of such a Theocracy.
Who holds the power in theocracy?
A theocracy is a government where the rulers have power by a set of religious beliefs.
Explain a theocracy. who has the most power and why?
"Theocracy" means that power is held by religious leaders.
Who holds power in theocracy?
A theocracy is a government where the rulers have power by a set of religious beliefs.
Who has the power of theocracies?
im pretty sure my mom doesn't keep the power
Some officials in Iraq want to set up a government run by religious officials What type of government would this be?
It would be known as a theocracy.
Who is in charge of a theocracy?
A theocracy is Government by divine guidance or by officials who are regarded as divinely guided. In many theocracies, government leaders are members of the clergy, and the state's legal system is based on religious law. The Vatican can be classed as a theocracy.
Who has power for theocracy?
Religious leaders
Who has power in theocracy?
The Leaders of the church have the power, and is derived from God.
The puritans estalished the Connecticut colony as a theocracy what is a theocracy?
A theocracy is a form of government where religious leaders have direct authority over the state's laws and politics. In a theocracy, the government is typically guided by religious principles and officials are often religious leaders who enforce laws based on their interpretations of religious texts.
