theocracy|theocracies in English

noun

[the·oc·ra·cy || θɪ'ɑkrəsɪ /-'ɒkrəsɪ]

government by priests or religious officials believed to be divinely guided

Use "theocracy|theocracies" in a sentence

1. And in his Theocracy.

2. Elders in a Theocracy

3. Alawite Theocracy is a theocracy based off the Alawites, a sect of Shia Islam

4. Popularly combined with Androcracy, aristocracy, hierocracy and theocracy

5. Even now quasi - theocracy dies hard.

6. Theocracy Triumphs over All the Nations

7. True theocracy, however, is not government by priests.

8. Advance Insight from the Paradise —Theocracy Book

9. 22 Are you associated with this theocracy?

10. How do Christian elders support the principle of theocracy?

11. 15 Respect for theocracy begins in the home.

12. □ In what way do Christians submit to theocracy?

13. TheoCratic definition is - of, relating to, or being a theocracy

14. As part of your writing about the Mayas, include a discussion of theocracy.

15. The Enlightenment marked the end of theoCracy in most Western countries.

16. □ What are some godly qualities imitated by those who support theocracy?

17. 17 However, a theocracy is not made up merely of elders.

18. 5 In the meantime, however, a true theocracy does operate.

19. Humanistic artists opposed asceticism with humanism, opposed theocracy with human rights.

20. With its inclination toward the secular affairs, Christianity developed an elaborate theory of theocracy.

21. Savonarola a kind of theocracy in Florence, a sort of Christian republic of virtue.

22. In a theocracy like ours, the values of one religion are imposed on the entire country.

23. Shangzhou was an important period for the formation and development of theocracy.

24. In addition to that, they took advantage of local newspapers to advertise the Theocracy.

25. Their "city upon a hill" was a theocracy that Brooked no dissent, religious or political