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Majoritarian systems are, however, problematic in that, in theory, they permit a majority to debase the welfare of a minority. [[Socialist]]s argue that a high degree of socio-economic equality is required for real political equality, but also contend that solidarity and fraternity may be sufficient to overcome the distorting effects of unequal wealth and enact pro-labor policies.
 
Majoritarian systems are, however, problematic in that, in theory, they permit a majority to debase the welfare of a minority. [[Socialist]]s argue that a high degree of socio-economic equality is required for real political equality, but also contend that solidarity and fraternity may be sufficient to overcome the distorting effects of unequal wealth and enact pro-labor policies.
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Democracy may also create the illusion that truth belongs to the people, which is not the case because truth only belongs to God.
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Democracy may also create the illusion that [[truth]] belongs to the [[people]], which is not the case because truth only belongs to [[God]]. It should be also noted for its allowing to elect un-Christian leaders in a normally Christian Nation.
    
== Evolution of Anglo-American democracy ==
 
== Evolution of Anglo-American democracy ==
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