Magocracy vs Theocracy

what setting
define magic
define faith (does it grant magical powers in this setting)
you big fricking hecker

>>54870269
dumb question without specifics. probably comes down to whether gods exist and how much they're willing to intervene.

>>54870269
You do realize that where you draw your ruling caste from in no way is predicated on one side having more of a resource than another, right?

>>54870269
Theocracy wins by a large margin, because they have God on their side.

>>54870269
This is such a stupid question.

What are the limits on the gods? Getting some blind dude to see, or parting the red sea while raining nukes on a sinful city and flooding the world?

What are the limits on magic? Some silly cantrips or literally opening a portal to a new pocket dimension?

Who can cast divine miracles? A single prophet or many clerics?

Who can can cast magic? Few of arcane blood, or basically everyone can learn it?

You're asking such a stupid question that requires completely arbitrary assumptions by those who answer it that you might as well just pretend this thread doesn't exist.