Regeneration from Concept type 2 destruction

[Nekobako]

Dependent Concepts: These concepts, however, exist simultaneously with and are bound by the object of the concept. In this way, an abstract dependent concept can be destroyed by destroying all objects of the concept, restored by re-making an object of a previously existent concept, or changed by changing all objects of the concept across reality.


Question
If a character got destroyed from Cm2 concept destruction and that character regenerate the body (object) and concept will be restored based on Cm2 explanation (domino effect but opposite??)

Regeneration like this shouldn't be High-Godly?

Question 2
Restore the dependent concept alone/first is impossible because the concept is bound by the object but restore only the object will restore the concept at the same time

So it's impossible to classify Regeneration from Cm2 concept destruction as High-godly?


Question 3
From Regen High-godly qualification
"in addition it must not be something that would ordinarily be restored by regenerating body, mind, or soul. As such, type 3 concepts must be evaluated with care and aspects which are not sufficiently expanded upon to make a judgement will not to qualify."

Why it's only type 3 while type 2 concept can do the same thing as dependent concept?

 

[Robo432343]

regenerating from CM 2 destruction is high godly regen

 

[Nekobako]

regenerating from CM 2 destruction is high godly regen

I forgot another question (already added it)
My point is regeneration from Cm3 destruction doesn't qualify for High-Godly in some case because of an opposite of domino effect when the regeneration doesn't require the concept restoration because it can be restored along with restoration of the object while Concept type 2 also has a domino effect like Concept type 3 but why only Concept type 3 is restricted for High-godly while Concept type 2 can do the same thing?

 

[Nekobako]

Bump

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

i mean the very fact alone that you are able to bring back an object from an erased Concept shows a level of regeneration

 

[Nekobako]

Bump