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#Draw a ball. | #Draw a ball. | ||
#Fill the left half with yellow and the right half with white. | #Fill the left half with yellow and the right half with white. | ||
#In the middle of the white side, draw two old keys in a saltire. Their posts should be facing up. | #Draw the Vatican coat of arms. | ||
#Color the left key yellow and the right key grey. | ##In the middle of the white side, draw two old keys in a saltire. Their posts should be facing up. | ||
#Draw a red ribbon interlacing the keys at the middle and going through the bows. | ##Color the left key yellow and the right key grey. | ||
#Draw the papal tiara on top of the keys. | ##Draw a red ribbon interlacing the keys at the middle and going through the bows. | ||
##Draw three tiaras curved up. (makes they touch each other) | ##Draw the papal tiara on top of the keys. | ||
##Draw the outline of a semicircle on the top tiara. | ###Draw three tiaras curved up. (makes they touch each other) | ||
##Draw a globus cruciger at the top of the outline. | ###Draw the outline of a semicircle on the top tiara. | ||
#Draw a white ribbon from the bottom left end of the papal tiara shaped like an inverted S. (Make sure part of it goes under the collar) | ###Draw a globus cruciger at the top of the outline. | ||
#Do the same thing with the bottom right end of the tiara but make it in an S shape. | ##Draw a white ribbon from the bottom left end of the papal tiara shaped like an inverted S. (Make sure part of it goes under the collar) | ||
##Do the same thing with the bottom right end of the tiara but make it in an S shape. | |||
#On the ribbons, draw three yellow crosses. (one at the start of the ribbon, one at the throatings of the keys, and one at the end) | #On the ribbons, draw three yellow crosses. (one at the start of the ribbon, one at the throatings of the keys, and one at the end) | ||
#Color the ends of the ribbons yellow. | ##Color the ends of the ribbons yellow. | ||
#Draw a mitre on the ball's head. | #Draw a mitre on the ball's head. | ||
#Fill it with white. | #Fill it with white. | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 17 June 2023
Catholic Theocracy, sometimes shortened to CathTheo, is an 
authoritarian, culturally 
right, and an economically 
center ideology inhabiting the upper center political compass.
CathTheo seeks to have the values of the Catholic faith upheld as the law and to have a state very closely tied to the Catholic Church.
History
On 27th of February of the year 380 AD, the Edict of Thessalonica was issued by emperor Theodosius I, making Christianity the state religion of the 
Roman Empire, outlawing all other religions and legalizing the prosecution of their followers, establishing the first de facto Catholic Theocracy in the world.
After the fall of the Roman Empire most of the Germanic tribes that previously practised Arian Christianity adopted Catholicism in order to ally themselves with the religious figures of the regions they were invading, leading to most of the former Western Roman Empire remaining a Catholic theocracy loyal to the Vicar of Christ in Rome, while the Eastern Roman Empire evolved into an 
Orthodox Theocracy loyal to the Emperor of Byzantium.
The Catholic Church maintained various degrees of control across Western Europe throughout the Middle Ages. Perhaps the place where this rule was most dominant was in the Papal States - a territory in central Italy directly under the rule of the Papacy. In other parts of Catholic Europe, the control of the church varied depending on both place and time. On one hand, the church maintained a great deal of sway over secular rulers, and Catholicism was the official state religion of most Western European states until the Protestant Reformation, with the church able to enforce her own laws in Ecclesiastical courts alongside state courts (such as in the Inquisition). On the other hand the church often found itself in conflict with the various monarchies of Europe, most notably in the 
Investiture Controversy with the 
Holy Roman Emperors and the 'Babylonian Captivity' in France. The Papal States aside, assorted territories scattered across Europe were under the rule of prince-bishops, mostly located in the German territories.
The Papal states were dissolved in 1870 during the Unification Wars after Rome was captured and Italy was unified. But despite this, Vatican City was created in 1929 as a deal with 
the fascist government. Vatican City controls less than a square kilometre of land. Despite the small size of the only remaining catholic theocracy, Catholicism still has a lot of power due to having more than 1 billion followers.
Variants
Traditionalist Catholicism
Traditionalist Catholicism is the set of beliefs, practices, customs, traditions, liturgical forms, devotions, and presentations of Catholic teaching that existed in the Catholic Church before the liberal reforms of the Second Vatican Council. In particular attachment to the Tridentine Mass, also known as the Traditional Latin Mass. Many traditional catholics tend to be fundamentalists and oppose progressive ideals.
Catholic Social Teaching
Catholic Social Teaching, commonly abbreviated CST, is an area of Catholic doctrine concerning matters of human dignity and the common good in society. The ideas address oppression, the role of the state, subsidiarity, social organization, concern for social justice, and issues of wealth distribution. Catholic social teaching is distinctive in its consistent critiques of modern social and political ideologies both of the left and of the right: liberalism, communism, anarchism, feminism, atheism, socialism, fascism, capitalism, and Nazism have all been condemned, at least in their pure forms, by several popes since the late nineteenth century.
Human dignity is one principle of Catholic social thought. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, "Being in the image of God, the human individual possesses the dignity of a person, who is not just something, but someone. He is capable of self-knowledge, of self-possession facts, and of freely giving himself and entering into communion with other persons. And he is called by grace to a covenant with his Creator, to offer him a response of faith and love that no other creature can give. Pope Benedict XVI has taught that "love for widows and orphans, prisoners, and the sick and needy of every kind, is as essential as the ministry of the sacraments and preaching of the Gospel". This preferential option for the poor and vulnerable includes all who are marginalized in our nation and beyond—unborn children, persons with disabilities, the elderly and terminally ill, and victims of injustice and oppression.
Gremialismo
Gremialismo, or Guildism, is a religious, conservative, and social ideology based on the social doctrine of the Church, 
neoconservatism, 
anti-communism and 
Catholic nationalism that calls for the 
depoliticization of intermediate bodies, being against which political parties or political ideas enter civil society.
In Chile, guildism was the doctrinal support of the conservative movement, born in the second half of the 1960s, which led the opposition to the university reform promoted by the centrist groups like DCU and JCU.
It was founded in 1967 as a university movement within the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile - the Trade Union Movement of the Catholic University of Chile (MGUC) - by the 
conservative liberal intellectual, Jaime Guzmán Errázuriz, in opposition to the university reform that was brewing in said house of studies. Guzmán led the resistance to the occupation of the central house by reformist groups from the center and in turn, tried to take over the university to reverse the impending triumph of the reformists. Although it failed, as a result of these events the union movement came into existence.
It soon became a real mass movement of the bourgeoisie, but also with a strong trade union component among the miners and transporters, against the government of 
Salvador Allende in 1972, which would have had a strong role in delivering a popular base of consensus for the coup of the military junta, led by Captain General 
Augusto Pinochet in 1973. Guzmán was the ideologue of the Chilean constitution of 1980.
In 1983 Guzmán moved to more liberal and conservative positions, but stayed close to Pinochet's government, founded the Independent Democratic Union and was its leader until he was assassinated by the 
communist guerrilla in 1991.
Four Principles
- It recognizes the human being, possessing an inviolable dignity and a transcendent destiny. Both its being and its end are superior to that of any society of a temporal order. Humans are capable of grouping together to be able to fulfill theselves as individuals. Consequently, the State must be at the service of the human person and not the other way around.
- Every human institution has its own specific purpose. Each human grouping can be objectively determined, without the need to resort to any political ideology.
- By definition, every society is capable of achieving its own objective and objective by itself: "social autonomies". Go freely to your own specific end.
- Both ideologies and political parties have to place their action at the level of the leadership of the State.
How to Draw
- Draw a ball.
- Fill the left half with yellow and the right half with white.
- Draw the Vatican coat of arms.
- In the middle of the white side, draw two old keys in a saltire. Their posts should be facing up.
- Color the left key yellow and the right key grey.
- Draw a red ribbon interlacing the keys at the middle and going through the bows.
- Draw the papal tiara on top of the keys.
- Draw three tiaras curved up. (makes they touch each other)
- Draw the outline of a semicircle on the top tiara.
- Draw a globus cruciger at the top of the outline.
- Draw a white ribbon from the bottom left end of the papal tiara shaped like an inverted S. (Make sure part of it goes under the collar)
- Do the same thing with the bottom right end of the tiara but make it in an S shape.
- On the ribbons, draw three yellow crosses. (one at the start of the ribbon, one at the throatings of the keys, and one at the end)
- Color the ends of the ribbons yellow.
- Draw a mitre on the ball's head.
- Fill it with white.
- Draw a cream colored inverted T across it.
- You are done!
Relationships
Fratres
Distributism - A friend of Leo XIII is a friend of mine.
Christian Theocracy - Jesus was catholic, right?
Integralism - That's the right spirit.
Elective Monarchism - The Holy see's system.
Pan-Latinism & 
Pan-Hispanism - The whole Romance/Neo-Latin World is loyal to the Church of Rome. Expect Romania, which is Orthodox, but I will let it slide
Scientocracy - Georges Lemaître, Galileo Galilei, Gregor Mendel, Erich Wasmann, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, all of them were brilliant scientists who followed the word of God. Apologies about the Galileo Affair, though. It was really embarrassing.
Pan-Nationalism - 26 + 6 = 1
Patchwork - Me in the modern day. I have a billion followers and phenomenal power over them, but itty-bitty living space. I still miss the bigger Papal States.
Mixtum
Jewish Theocracy - We ripped you off, technically, but you're not us.
Orthodox Theocracy - CONSTANTINOPOLIS IS A CATHOLIC CITY YOU FOOLLS LEFT CONSTANTINOPOLIS TO THE MUSLIMS, BY GOD BY MY WITNESS THAT CONSTANTINOPOLIS WILL BE CHRISTIAN AGAIN
State Oriental Orthodoxy - Separated from us earlier on the 5th Century. The Council of Chalcedon was a valid council. Come back in communion with Rome.
Reactionary Modernism - What, is this a troll who played Crusader Kings way too much?
Catholic Fascism - You may be a Catholic, but you are too hateful for my taste.
Person Dignity Theory - Same as the above. Why are you so keen on killing Buddhists?
Bonapartism - Thank you for restoring me in France, but did you have to invade the Papal States? Also mate, did you just fucking crown yourself? You can't do that!
Pope Francis Thought - You might be trying to use modern social media like Twitter to spread love and Jesus Christ to teach others about the Catholic faith, but your attempt to shift away from Catholic traditions and rituals, too socially liberal views and push for Ecumenicism really gets on the nerves of my more traditionally minded followers... That being said, I also think you're doing your best to enforce reforms of the Second Vatican Council, Big Papa.
Christian Socialism - While I certainly am more open to hearing your arguments justifying socialism than MLs, I'm still quite skeptical, especially considering the anti-clericalism of historical socialist movements.
Christian Democracy - DC is the best party in Italy, but why does CDU compromise with protestants?
Crusadism - Son, I know you support me, but can you calm down? This isn't the Middle Ages anymore and your holy wars were a failure. You can still peacefully visit the Holy Land if you like.
- - Iberia and the new world are catholic through our efforts! Send a courier pidgeon and my sword is under your command once more!
Heretici
State Atheism - Atheists are banished to hell!
Islamic Theocracy - Jerusalem is mine! *Starts another crusade* Thanks for translating Plato's and Aristotle's works
Esoteric Fascism - Pagan filth, Nazi traitor.
Anarcho-Syndicalism - Infidel, you must burn for destroying the houses of god!
Satanic Theocracy - VADE RETRO SATANA!
Kleptocracy - On top of commandment #8, The HRE attempted to weaken me by selling clerical positions, and corruption inside me (which I later got rid of) caused 
them to show up.- Protestant Theocracy - Heretic!! Mary Tudor was right!
Pagan Theocracy - I will tie you on a stake and then burn you alive.
Freemasonry - May God curse thou, Masonic heretics!
Eugenicism - Absolute abomination. While I am perfectly fine with the teaching of genetics and evolution (unlike my more traditionalist followers), you literally advocate with the idea of playing God!
Insurrectionary Anarchism and 
Anonymous - Stop misusing the Guy Fawkes mask for your godless anarkiddy goals.
LGBT+ - Your actions are intrinsically disordered. Your orientation alone is not sinful though. (According to the pope) though it needs to be reoriented accordingly.
Further Information
Literature
- On the Pope by Joseph De Maistre
Videos
Wikipedia
Gallery
Comics
Portraits and Artwork
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Credit:
Based And Jedpilled
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"Theocracies compass" By Spade
 Religious - Gott mit uns! 
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 Christian Democracy •  Islamic Democracy •  Religious Nationalism •  Religious Rejectionism •  Religious Anarchism
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| Theocratic
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 Christian Theocracy •  Islamic Theocracy •  Jewish Theocracy •  Buddhist Theocracy •  • Hindu Theocracy •  Pagan Theocracy •  Sikh Theocracy •  Zoroastrian Theocracy •  Shinto Theocracy  •  Chinese Theocracy
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 Evenoskyism •  BetterCallSneedism
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 Conservatives - If it ain't broke, don't fix it. 
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 Moderate
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 Liberal Conservatism
Regional
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 Classical Conservatism  • Conservatism  •  Authoritarian Conservatism •  Anarcho-Conservatism •  Libertarian Conservatism  •  Paternalistic Conservatism •  Paleoconservatism
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- ↑ https://www.usccb.org/beliefs-and-teachings/what-we-believe/catholic-social-teaching/seven-themes-of-catholic-social-teaching
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myth_of_the_flat_Earth#Early_modern_period
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversies_about_Opus_Dei
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_Opus_Dei#Men_and_women_regarded_as_equals
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_miracle#Initiation_of_boom
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Leo_XIII#Rerum_novarum
- ↑ Even though he was opposed to laissez-faire capitalism and socialism and was in favor of trade unions, he was still in favor of free enterprise rights and property rights.