A theocracy operates without physical coercion because its laws are intrinsic to the system, as exemplified by Jesus' fulfillment of the law in Matthew 5:17-20. In contrast to human exocratic systems, which are governed externally, God's creation is isocratic, where truth and morality are absolute. Sin, which harms oneself, and evil, which harms others, are detrimental to the success of individuals and society. In a theocracy, there is a clear direction and a single objective, rooted in an inherent truth that defines right and wrong, making it a perfect system in comparison to the flawed, external governance of human systems.
