Theurgy

The ability to call upon gods, ancestors, or benevolent spirits to perform miracles. Variation of Mysticism. Not to be confused with Evocation.
==Also Called==
* Clerical Magic
* Divine Calling
* Sponsored Magic
==Capabilities==
The user can call upon gods and other divine forces to perform miracles and grant power. This allows the user to become more powerful than those who rely on their own abilities but are reliant on the beings that aid them.
==Applications==
* Absolute Contract
**Contract Bestowal
*Calling
** Conjuration
***Entity Calling
* Divine Communication
**Divine Empowerment
* Miracle Manipulation
** Almighty Infusion
** Miracle Performing
** Personal Miracle
** Transcendent Connection
* Personal Deity
** Almighty Link
*** Transcendent Connection
** Personal Patron
*** Power Summoning
****Enhanced Power Sharing/Borrowing
****Power Augmentation
****Power Bestowal
**Transcendent Consciousness
***Totality Connection
***Utilitarian Embodiment
* Sephirot Empowerment
*Wish Granting
**Personal Wishes
==Associations==
* Channeling
* Divine Vessel
* Invocation
* Living Conduit
* Magic
* Prayer Casting
==Limitations==
*Spirits don't just give out power. They'll demand something in return. Perhaps your soul, service, personal energy, sacrifices, or a dozen other things.
*The entity may have a limited amount of power, and still be bound by laws other magic is.
==Known Users==
==Gallery==
Dr fate male version.jpg|Doctor Fate (DC Comics)
Lightning Induced Powers by Billy Batson.jpg|Billy Batson/Shazam (DC Comics) calls upon the powers of the gods.
Annette Casltevenia.png|Annette (Casltevenia) 
==Videos==
Superman versus Shazam - Justice League Unlimited-2
A Crap Guide to D&D -5th Edition- - Cleric-2
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