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The '''Rights of Divine Creation''' are an intrinsic power of true divinity, allowing the creation of universes, matter, energy, and spirits or souls. Only all three of these rights can only be granted by those of '''pure, direct descent''' from the [[First Divine Parents]]. While all [[Divine|Divines]] inherently possess these rights, they may also bestow them upon worthy beings, including [[Primordial Gods]], [[Universes]], and certain [[Immortals]]. However, mortals, spirits, and souls cannot obtain these rights, as they lack a physical form and the necessary divine judgment. | The '''Rights of Divine Creation''' are an intrinsic power of true divinity, allowing the creation of universes, matter, energy, and spirits or souls. Only all three of these rights can only be granted by those of '''pure, direct descent''' from the [[First Divine Parents]]. While all [[Divine|Divines]] inherently possess these rights, they may also bestow them upon worthy beings, including [[Primordial Gods]], [[Universes]], and certain [[Immortals]]. However, mortals, spirits, and souls cannot obtain these rights, as they lack a physical form and the necessary divine judgment. | ||
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