Divine Law

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'''Divine Law''' is the fundamental, unbreakable set of laws governing the multiverse, created and discovered by the [[First Divine Parents]]. These laws regulate the responsibilities of [[Divine|Divines]] and dictate the rules of creation, judgment, and interdimensional interactions.

Unlike [[Universal Law]], which varies between universes and applies to spirits, souls, and mortals, Divine Law is '''absolute and immutable''', binding only to those who seek or have obtained divinity. Any being granted [[Divinity]] or the [[Rights of Divine Creation]] must adhere to these laws in full.

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|type=Group of Tenets|function=Protect Divinity from Unworthy Holders|significance=A Ultimate Bind list of Tenets upheld by all [[Divine|Divines]]|origin=[[First Divine Parents]]|implementation=All Spirits and Souls are Judged at Judgement Day whether they are worthy of Divinity and therefore will uphold the Law.}}

|type=Group of Tenets

|function=Protect Divinity from Unworthy Holders

~~== Overview ==~~

|significance=A Ultimate Bind list of Tenets upheld by all [[Divine|Divines]]

'''Divine Law''' is the fundamental, unbreakable set of laws governing the multiverse, created and discovered by the [[First Divine Parents]]. These laws regulate the responsibilities of [[Divine|Divines]] and dictate the rules of creation, judgment, and interdimensional interactions.

|origin=[[First Divine Parents]]

|implementation=All Spirits and Souls are Judged at Judgement Day whether they are worthy of Divinity and therefore will uphold the Law.}}

Unlike [[Universal Law]], which varies between universes and applies to spirits, souls, and mortals, Divine Law is '''absolute and immutable''', binding only to those who seek or have obtained divinity. Any being granted [[Divinity]] or the [[Rights of Divine Creation]] must adhere to these laws in full.

== Origins of Divine Law ==

Divine Law was laid down an unfathomably long time ago by the [[First Divine Parents]]. However, not all aspects of Divine Law were created; rather, '''some were discovered''', as they proved to be intrinsic to existence itself.