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THEOCRACY. A species of government which claims to be immediately directed by God.
     2. La religion qui, dans l'antiquite, s'associa souvent au despotisms, pour regner. par son bras ou a son ombrage, a quelquefois tents de regner seule. Clest ce qu'elle appelait le regne de Dieu, la thiocratie. Matter, De l'influence des Moeurs sur les lois, et de l'influence dos Lois sur les moeurs, 189. Religion, which in former times, frequently associated itself with despotism, to reign, by its power, or under its shadow, has sometimes attempted to reign alone, and this she has called the reign of God, theocracy.



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Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) demanded the release of the seven, saying in a press release that their possible trial was "just one manifestation of the much broader pattern and practice of the theocratically supported repression that marks Iran's current electoral crisis.
Said person, also head of the Orthodox Church, declares his name day as a public holiday and then theocratically instructs the Ministry of Education to send out a circular which the island's children bring home to their parents, who with one or two days' notice have to figure out 'what to do with the kids on Thursday
Recent dustups in France, Denmark, and elsewhere have exposed the cultural divide between Europe's secular democracies and their more theocratically inclined immigrant populations.
 
 
 
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