Anthropological foundations of religious government

When talking about the basis of a phenomenon, it means the foundations on which that phenomenon is based and according to the necessity of that foundation, it has taken a special shape. Government in general and religious government is also a phenomenon that is built on a set of foundations and has taken a special shape and form according to the requirements of those foundations. In order to build a government and a special type of it, which is a religious government, several foundations are needed. Some of these foundations are theoretical foundations that refer to the original and basic beliefs of people, and under the most important of them are the ontological, epistemological, theological, value-based and anthropological foundations. Therefore, the anthropological foundations of government and religious government are those original and basic beliefs that are in the domain of human knowledge and have formed religious government's beliefs about humans. In this article, by referring to authoritative sources in religion, we have reached the most important anthropological bases of religious government and we have tried to present them in a logical order.