Actual Idealism: The Philosophy of Fascism

Giovanni Gentile's Actual Idealism

(aka - method of Absolute Immanence)

(aka - Totalitarian Positivism)

(aka - An 'Ethical' State)

Government (State) as Demiurgos (from Google AI)

"Demiurge" (or Demiurgos) is a term for a divine, craftsman-like creator figure, most famously from ancient Greek philosophy and various schools of Gnosticism, but also a character in modern fiction, like the DC Comics universe. The figure is responsible for fashioning the physical universe, though interpretations of its nature and motivations differ significantly between traditions. 

Philosophical and religious interpretations

• Platonism and Neoplatonism: 

  In these philosophies, the Demiurge is an artisan figure who crafts the physical world out of pre-existing, imperfect materials, based on an ideal, eternal form. 
Gnosticism: 
Gnostic texts present a more complex view. 
Many Gnostic sects portray the Demiurge as a lesser, vain, and ignorant creator who mistakenly believes himself to be the supreme deity. 
In this view, the material world is a flawed creation, a "spiritual prison," created against the will of the true, supreme God. 
Other Gnostics, such as the Valentinians, see the Demiurge as having good intentions but being ignorant of the higher, true God. 

Fictional interpretations

Michael Demiurgos (DC Comics): 
This is a powerful archangel figure who is the embodiment of God's power. He is the brother of Lucifer Morningstar and, alongside him, helped create the DC Omniverse. Unlike Lucifer, Michael is depicted as being loyal to God and creation. 
Video game: 
"Demiurgos" is the title of an upcoming strategy game where players take on the role of a deity to shape a world and outmaneuver other gods, notes Steam and Games Press. 

Etymology

The word "demiurgos" comes from the ancient Greek term Dēmiourgós (Δημιουργός). 
It literally means "craftsman" or "public worker" and was originally used for skilled artisans, doctors, and soothsayers, notes Fandom and Study.com.