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==Arguments against theocracy==
 
==Arguments against theocracy==
 
* Stifling of [[free speech]] and [[freedom of religion]]. In a theocracy, it would be counterlogical to allow the [[citizen]]s 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.  
 
* Stifling of [[free speech]] and [[freedom of religion]]. In a theocracy, it would be counterlogical to allow the [[citizen]]s 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.  
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* Thought is severely engineered, to prevent "dangerous" thoughts ([[Atheism]], etc).
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* 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.  
 
* Unaccountable government. Because the government is supposedly an extension of a deity, they cannot be held accountable.  
  
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