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Arguments against
This idea is in contrast to the a forcible theocracy, in which [[theocratic law]] is imposed with penalties.
This idea is in contrast to the a forcible theocracy, in which [[theocratic law]] is imposed with penalties.
==Arguments against theocracy==
*Stifling of speech. In a theocracy, it would be counterlogical to allow the citizens to know, or accept other religions or ideologies. Presumably, some mechanism will be placed to prevent dangerous speech, or make the ideas within artificially unwanted.
*Thought is severely engineered, to prevent "dangerous" thoughts (Atheism, etc).
*Unaccountable government. Because the government is supposedly an extension of a deity, they cannot be held accountable.
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[[Category:Forms of Government]]