Nice game, I like it!
Few questions:
-Why Theocratic Rule/Synagogues? You didn't fulfill your WLTKD anyway.
-Why not purchase at least a couple more Jags near the end of their lifespan so you could have a couple of extra super soldiers?
-How do you make the decisions for your infrastructure and gold spending? I'm lost trying to follow you here.
-Why'd you annex some seriously weak cities?
I don't understand how you ever managed to get Great Library and Statue of Zeus...and Oracle on top of that? That catapulted you in Science very nicely. I notice you build Councils sooner than I normally would, I suppose that's something I can improve on. I would have rushed Floating Gardens immediately and smashed that invest button.
Tobe honest, I dont know why I manage to get Great Library and Zeus either

... They should be long gone when I tried to build them, I just build them but wasnt expecting to get them... Oracle and Great Walls on the other hand are guaranteed because Im sure I had the tech first.
- Theocratic Rule/ Synagogues/ Fealty all benefit from WLTKD and wide play, Im planning on going wide so Im gonna pick them, and try to get as many WLTKD as possible. Maybe Im not getting it now, but I will eventually get it.
- Jag is not that powerful, they are super cool unit early but the promotions they keep just doesnt worth the cost of upgrading. And Im planning to faith buy units later using Zealotry to see how it goes with Veneration.
- Im not follow any rule with build order and gold spending. I play by gut feeling, I build/buy things I think I need at the moment

... I always try to get culture/defense/production up first so my city can grow safely though.
- Im gonna annex all cities to see how my happiness go

. The first few puppet was because I didnt have courthouse at that time, and that early game I earn science mainly by conquest.
- Coucils are not very important, but I tried to get them soon so I can build libraries and Universities in all cities. They are really important if I dont want to falling behind in science.