thearchic (Meaning)
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thearchic (a.)
Divinely sovereign or supreme.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thearchic
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thearchic Sentence Examples
- The thearchic government of the Vatican combines religious and political authority.
- Ancient Egypt operated under a thearchic system where the pharaoh served as both ruler and high priest.
- Theocratic and thearchic societies share the concept of a deity as the ultimate source of power.
- The thearchic authority of the Dalai Lama extends not only over Tibet but also over all Mongolian Buddhists.
- In a thearchy, the religious hierarchy is intimately involved in the governance of the society.
- Thearchic rulers often claim divine mandate or special connection to a higher power.
- The modern concept of separation of church and state rejects the idea of thearchic governance.
- The thearchic nature of ancient Israel is evident in its laws and prophets.
- Some philosophers argue that thearchic systems can lead to tyranny and suppression of dissent.
- The thearchic practices of the Inca Empire played a significant role in maintaining social order and political stability.
FAQs About the word thearchic
Divinely sovereign or supreme.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The thearchic government of the Vatican combines religious and political authority.
Ancient Egypt operated under a thearchic system where the pharaoh served as both ruler and high priest.
Theocratic and thearchic societies share the concept of a deity as the ultimate source of power.
The thearchic authority of the Dalai Lama extends not only over Tibet but also over all Mongolian Buddhists.
