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'''[[File:Theocrat.png]] Theocracy''' may refer to:
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* [[File:Christy.png]] [[Christian Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Christianity in general.
** [[File:Catheo.png]] [[Catholic Theocracy]] - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Catholicism.
** [[File:ProtTheo.png]] [[Protestant Theocracy]] - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around
** [[File:Orth.png]] [[Orthodox Theocracy]] - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Orthodoxy, currently significant in Eastern Europe especially Greece, Russia and Ukraine.
** [[File:StateOO.png]] [[State Oriental Orthodoxy]] - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Oriental Orthodoxy, mainly in Ethiopia.
* [[File:Muslim 2.png]] [[Islamic Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Islam in general, mostly Sunni Islam.
** [[File:Shia.png]] [[Shia Theocracy]] - A form of Islamic Theocracy centered around Shia Islam, mainly in Iran.
* [[File:Hind.png]] [[Hindu Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Hinduism, mainly in the Indian region.
**[[File:Hindutva.png]] [[Hindutva]] - A form of Hindu Theocracy that combines Nationalism and far-right politics, including Fascism, which is significant in Indian region.
* [[File:Sikhmini.png]] [[Sikh Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Sikhism and it's sects, mainly found in the region of Punjab, which is a state that is both in Pakistan and India.
* [[File:Bud.png]] [[Buddhist Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Buddhism and it's sects, mainly in regions in East Asia and Southeast Asia, prominently Tibet and Bhutan.
* [[File:JewTheo.png]] [[Jewish Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Judaism, mainly in Israel.
*[[File:PagTheo.png]] [[Pagan Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Paganism and its many variations, mainly in non-Abrahamized places.
*[[File:chine.png]] [[Chinese Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around Chinese Folk religions, mainly in Hong Kong, Taiwan and small groups in China, apart from overseas Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_folk_religion_in_Southeast_Asia</ref>, mainly in Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
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*[[File:Satan.png]] [[Satanic Theocracy]] - A form of theocracy centered around theistic Satanism and its many denominations.
*[[File:StateathFedora.png]] [[State Atheism]] (Debatably, accused) - Often called as a theocracy of irreligion because of its similar function to the religious theocracies it opposes.
*[[File:Autotheism.png]] [[Autocracy|Autotheism]] - A term used for states where the head of state is worshipped as a deity.
* [[:Category:Theocracies|Category:Theocracies]] - A category used for all theocracies.
'''See also:'''
[[File:Anrel.png]][[Religious Anarchism]] - A term used for anarchist ideologies with a basis in religion. While not officially considered theocratic, some RelAns may consider their ideology to be “theocracy,” “real theocracy,” or “anarcho-theocracy” in a more literal sense. This is because RelAns believe in following a god or gods or a religious philosophy rather than the state.
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Latest revision as of 12:02, 11 February 2024
Christian Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Christianity in general.
Catholic Theocracy - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Catholicism.
Protestant Theocracy - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Protestant denominations such as Anglicanism, Presbyterianism, Calvinism, Lutheranism, Methodism, and many others.
Orthodox Theocracy - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Orthodoxy, currently significant in Eastern Europe especially Greece, Russia and Ukraine.
State Oriental Orthodoxy - A form of Christian Theocracy centered around Oriental Orthodoxy, mainly in Ethiopia.
Islamic Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Islam in general, mostly Sunni Islam.
Shia Theocracy - A form of Islamic Theocracy centered around Shia Islam, mainly in Iran.
Hindu Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Hinduism, mainly in the Indian region.
Hindutva - A form of Hindu Theocracy that combines Nationalism and far-right politics, including Fascism, which is significant in Indian region.
Sikh Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Sikhism and it's sects, mainly found in the region of Punjab, which is a state that is both in Pakistan and India.
Buddhist Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Buddhism and it's sects, mainly in regions in East Asia and Southeast Asia, prominently Tibet and Bhutan.
Jewish Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Judaism, mainly in Israel.
Pagan Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Paganism and its many variations, mainly in non-Abrahamized places.
Chinese Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Chinese Folk religions, mainly in Hong Kong, Taiwan and small groups in China, apart from overseas Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia[1], mainly in Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
State Shinto - A form of theocracy centered around Shintoism, prominently in Japan.
Zoroastrian Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around Zoroastrianism. It was prominent in Persia before the introduction of Islam.
Satanic Theocracy - A form of theocracy centered around theistic Satanism and its many denominations.
State Atheism (Debatably, accused) - Often called as a theocracy of irreligion because of its similar function to the religious theocracies it opposes.
Autotheism - A term used for states where the head of state is worshipped as a deity.
- Category:Theocracies - A category used for all theocracies.
See also:
Religious Anarchism - A term used for anarchist ideologies with a basis in religion. While not officially considered theocratic, some RelAns may consider their ideology to be “theocracy,” “real theocracy,” or “anarcho-theocracy” in a more literal sense. This is because RelAns believe in following a god or gods or a religious philosophy rather than the state.