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HISTORIC FIRST The First Belief System In Human History To Formally Enshrine The Innate Divinity Of The Infant As Civilization's Central Moral Axis
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A new spiritual doctrine is born, placing infant sanctity and interfaith continuity at the core of human ethical design.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Washingtoner -- A historic spiritual milestone is declared with the emergence of Primalumenism, a newly codified belief system and the first in recorded history to formally enshrine the intrinsic sanctity of infants and children as the foundation of moral law. By recognizing early life as the purest reflection of innate human worth, Primalumenism centers sacred value at the beginning of life—so that it may honor the entirety of the human journey, through its end."

Founded by Sovereign Red Diamond, Primalumenism introduces a new moral architecture grounded in interfaith alignment. It honors all spiritual lineages while offering a unified framework for those seeking sacred continuity, personal sovereignty, and future-facing moral clarity.

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This is more than a new belief system — it is a spiritual realignment.
A turning point in ethical and spiritual thought for the 21st century and beyond.
  • decentralized home churches
  • interfaith harmonics
  • child-centered justice and AI ethics
  • sacred architecture
  • energetic sovereignty

The doctrine exists. The declaration is made.
No further commentary is offered at this time.

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