Definition of «theocratic»

The word "theocratic" refers to a form of government or system where religious leaders hold the highest power and make decisions based on religious laws or beliefs.

Sentences with «theocratic»

  • You say you want a smaller government, one that stay's our your lives, but then in the same breath you talk about creating some type of theocratic government based on Christian morals and ethics, and expect everyone else to fall in goose step with your beliefs. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • We also notice an increase in theocratic aspirations among some Israeli Jews. (firstthings.com)
  • Indeed, some Muslim rulers have established theocratic dictatorships, and the cultic obedience required of some fundamentalist followers in the U.S. smacks of totalitarianism. (religion-online.org)
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