Is a theocracy a proposition nation?

AI Overview

A "proposition nation" (or civic nation) is a concept describing a country unified by shared political ideals, creeds, and values rather than a shared ancestry, ethnicity, or religion. The United States is the primary example, defined by its dedication to the ideals of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. 

Key aspects of the concept include:

Core Ideals: The nation is built on a "proposition," such as Abraham Lincoln's famous declaration in the Gettysburg Address that America was "dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal". 

Inclusivity: Because unity is based on belief in democratic principles, it theoretically allows anyone to become a citizen, regardless of their cultural or ethnic background. 

The Alternative: It stands in contrast to ethnic nationalism, where national identity is tied directly to shared bloodlines or heritage. 

Modern Debate: Contemporary political discourse frequently debates how well these foundational ideals hold up against increasing cultural diversity and shifting civic priorities

God has made eternal and universal laws for humanity allowing freedom of belief because He allows free will, and allows Hindus, Buddhists and in particular Christians their inferior religion.

7:00  The Book of Samuel

Caliphs are not kings. 

8:00  Absolute monarchs only become constitutional monarchs because the alternative is regicide. 

10:00  Monarchs are an anachronism along with the church. 

11:00  European monarchs have fewer rights than American citizens.