A theocracy is an not a terrible form of government in theory, and quite a good idea for a world where states are composed uniformly of one faith. If only we lived in one.
Kas, you continue to confuse the concept of "morality" with the concept of "faith". One does not necessarily imply the other, and one does not necessarily define in a universal way the other. Believing what you desire to believe is faith. But unless you feel that every person should be forced to believe what you believe morality dictates that church be separated from the state. If you do believe that people should be forced into your religion, please put a firearm to your temple and pull the trigger.
And demanding that people of a different religion from you move from land they have as much a right to as you is an idiotic concept. (See: Israel vs. Palestine.) But that is the sort of thing fascism -- both actual and idealized -- breeds. A belief that you are entitled to make decisions for other human beings. Once again, if you believe you are entitled to do this, you are not a useful human being.
Kas, you continue to confuse the concept of "morality" with the concept of "faith". One does not necessarily imply the other, and one does not necessarily define in a universal way the other. Believing what you desire to believe is faith. But unless you feel that every person should be forced to believe what you believe morality dictates that church be separated from the state. If you do believe that people should be forced into your religion, please put a firearm to your temple and pull the trigger.
And demanding that people of a different religion from you move from land they have as much a right to as you is an idiotic concept. (See: Israel vs. Palestine.) But that is the sort of thing fascism -- both actual and idealized -- breeds. A belief that you are entitled to make decisions for other human beings. Once again, if you believe you are entitled to do this, you are not a useful human being.