Christian Theocracy

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Christian Theocracy Christiana Theocratia
←    324 – Present
One nation united under God!
General Information
Aliases:	Bible Theocracy Rule Of The Holy Rule of the Church
Alignments:	Authoritarian Unity  Culturally Right  Conservatives  Religious
Place of Origin:	Byzantine Empire
Ideological Information
Influenced:	Christian Democracy Scientocracy (in Western Europe)
Notable Examples:	Byzantine Empire (324–1453)
Relations and Opinions
Likes:	Sunday School Teachers, Ecumenism, Christendom, God
Dislikes:	Sinners, schisms

Christian Theocracy is a culturally right-wing ideology positioned in the upper middle section of the Authoritarian axis on the political compass. His exact placement varies based on the denomination of Christianity (e.g., Calvinists align more to the far right, while Catholics may lean towards the center-left). The core belief is that a powerful Christian government is essential for the salvation of humanity. Advocates of this ideology oppose the separation of church and state.

Relations

Blessed for Heaven

• Reactionaryism - Thou has defended me along with all of his sons, daughters and grandchildren.

Damned to Hell

• Neronism - ANTICHRIST! STOP BURNING AND KILLING US, ‘TWAS THEE WHO STARTED THE FIRE!
• Positive Christianity - Thou art a sick, terrible corruption of God's words. Galatians 3:28, heretic!