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In a theocracy, the leader of a nation is only a representative of a deity. T F

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    A theocracy is a system of government wherein the leaders of the government rule in the stead of God or are viewed as being divinely inspired to lead. The leader is not, themselves, a God.

    Iran is a hybrid theocratic republic and has elements of a theocracy in the form of the Ayatollah.
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