Christocrat

English

Etymology

Christ +‎ -o- +‎ -crat

Noun

Christocrat (plural Christocrats)

1. One who believes that the government should reflect Christian values and be run by devout Christians.
   • 2008, Richard J. Rolwing, Was Frankenstein Really Uncle Sam?, page 111:

     Anyone who opposes making or keeping all those legal must be a Christocrat.

   • 2014, Phil Robertson, Mark Schlabach, UnPHILtered: The Way I See It, page 74:

     I consider myself a Christocrat because I advocate the principles of God's Word and God's government.

   • 2018, Joseph Alexander, Christocracy: Christ Kingdom Governance on Earth by True Followers:

     Less ^[sic] we close the chapter in ambiguity concerning the Christocrat's view of economic power, let us return to how Christocrats view the world.