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Christian Theocracy is a right-wing, near-totalitarian ideology occupying the upper center section of the Authoritarian scale of the political compass, depending on the type of Christianity (Calvinists on the far right, Catholics center left, etc.). It believes that a strong, Christian government is necessary for the salvation of mankind. They do not want a separation of church and state, and radicals even want to kill any non-Christians.
History
TBA
Stylistic Notes
- Can be holding a cross or Eucharist materials such as bread and wine.
- Is NEVER late for Bible study club meetings.
How to Draw
Drawing Christian Theocracy is really easy:
- Draw a ball.
- Color in the ball white.
- Draw a deep blue square in the top left corner.
- Draw a red cross in the middle of the blue square.
- Add the eyes, and you're done!Template:Flag-color
Relations
Blessed
- Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Catholic Theocracy - We shall start another crusade, take back ye holy land and kill ye heretics!
- Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Protestant Theocracy - All though thou disliked ye rules of the church, we shall accept you as ye true believer of God.
Mixed
- Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Jewish Theocracy - This is our land we're taking crusades in, and some of thou had me think that thy a heretic but we do share the same feelings about islam and we both worship Yahweh even if you disagree
Heretics
- Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Islamic Theocracy - Thou shall take away ye holy land, shall burn in ye depths of hell!
- Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination Satanic Theocracy - Thou shall punish this Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination heretic, but thou shall die under ye painful wrath of God!
Further Information
Books
- The Bible (🇻🇦).
Wikipedia Page
- Christianity
- Theocracy
- Politics of Vatican City
- Monastic Republic of Mount Athos
- Dominion Theology
- Integralism
- Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland
