J. Dean
Puritan Board Junior
I would say that Rome's presence and influence in the Middle ages and Islam's stated goals come VERY close to a theocracy.We need to be careful in our terms here. Rome is not a "Theocracy" and neither is Islam.
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I would say that Rome's presence and influence in the Middle ages and Islam's stated goals come VERY close to a theocracy.We need to be careful in our terms here. Rome is not a "Theocracy" and neither is Islam.
and neither is Islam
The Saudi's are more or less a secular monarchy with some Islamic Laws to placate the Faithful Islamists...You are contending that Iran and Saudi Arabia aren't Islamic theocracies?
I'm not one to recommend something before reading it, but here's a forth-coming title that I'm anxious to read as soon as it's availible:
Kingdoms Apart | P & R Publishing
I would say that Rome's presence and influence in the Middle ages and Islam's stated goals come VERY close to a theocracy.We need to be careful in our terms here. Rome is not a "Theocracy" and neither is Islam.