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In a perfect world all Christians would agree with you. But in real life the world is generally without Christ, thus governments are secular.
However, there is one group of Christians who hold to Dominion Theology. They believe as you are proposing. But that is NOT the mandate given to the Church.
"Dominion theology is also known as Christian reconstructionism and theonomy. Dominion theology states that biblical Christianity will rule all areas of society, personal and corporate. Christian reconstructionism reasons that society will be reconstructed by the Law of God as preached in the gospel and the Great Commission..."
https://www.gotquestions.org/dominion-theology.html
You asked a direct question, I gave you a direct answer. I would be ecstatic if America was a Christian theocracy in its truest form. Love, forgiveness, brotherhood and sisterhood in the name of Jesus Christ and all that that entails.WELCOME To America! A nation founded on many Christian principles, and yet established as a secular nation so as to guarantee, life, liberty, and the pursuit of property. Edited after passage of the 13th Amendment so as to read, happiness.
“What influence, in fact, have ecclesiastical establishments had on society? In some instances they have been seen to erect a spiritual tyranny on the ruins of the civil authority; on many instances they have been seen upholding the thrones of political tyranny; in no instance have they been the guardians of the liberties of the people. Rulers who wish to subvert the public liberty may have found an established clergy convenient auxiliaries. A just government, instituted to secure and perpetuate it, needs them not.”
James Madison, [Fourth U.S President, called, "Father of the Constitution] A Memorial and Remonstrance, on the Religious Rights of Man: Written in 1784-85
Dear soul, as I don't know if you are a sister or brother so I use that term so as not to offend, our churches can't even display that behavior on a constant basis. In point of fact, that's not displayed here in a community dedicated to Christ and His Truth and among those who claim His name as their own.You asked a direct question, I gave you a direct answer. I would be ecstatic if America was a Christian theocracy in its truest form. Love, forgiveness, brotherhood and sisterhood in the name of Jesus Christ and all that that entails.
Your point is well taken and I appreciate your in-depth view. That said, IMO a Christian theocracy that was truly grounded in the fruit of the Spirit would be wonderful.Dear soul, as I don't know if you are a sister or brother so I use that term so as not to offend, our churches can't even display that behavior on a constant basis. In point of fact, that's not displayed here in a community dedicated to Christ and His Truth and among those who claim His name as their own.
This country is a free country for all citizens precisely because it is not a Christian theocracy. Christianity does not teach tolerance.
And early Christianity proved that mightily as we see in just the history of the Inquisitions and the Crusades.
I appreciate your point. Blessings.Your point is well taken and I appreciate your in-depth view. That said, IMO a Christian theocracy that was truly grounded in the fruit of the Spirit would be wonderful.