Cultural identities are​ dynamic and multifaceted components of an​ individual's self-concept.

I believe the answer is Central.
The word central in this context means that we used our own cultural identity as a basis on how we see our role and determine which group we feel belonged in society. It became a part of our self-concept in structuring our personal values and belief.

The answer is central and this is said by Myron Lustig. Lusting points our that those three exist in a changing social concept. As an outcome, an individual's identity changes in life. Other researches refer to those concept as guiding principles of their daily life.

The divine right of kings, divine right, or God's mandate is a political and religious doctrine of political legitimacy in a monarchy.

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