Razmiran Priest Spells; Divine or Occult?

[Ravingdork]

Razmiran Priest Dedication says the following:

You can take the Cleric Dedication feat without needing to meet its prerequisites and before you take two other feats from the Razmiran priest archetype, but you must choose Razmir as your deity. All spells granted by the cleric archetype when gained in this way are occult spells instead of divine spells, and cleric feats that normally have the divine trait instead have the occult trait. Your key spellcasting attribute for these spells is Charisma, rather than Wisdom.

Does it mean I pull my cleric spells from the occult tradition list? Or that I pull my cleric spells from the divine tradition list and treat them as though they were occult?

[Baarogue]

Kneejerk response is they're from the divine list but treated as occult spells because that's the simplest, but I'm open to discussion

[HammerJack]

That's right. The list of spells you're pulling from is the same as normal for a cleric. But they are cast as Occult, not Divine.

[Finoan]

Quote:

All spells granted by the cleric archetype when gained in this way are occult spells instead of divine spells

Yeah, I think the most straightforward way of reading this is that you still get the same spells and spell list as normal for a Cleric, but they are changed to be of Occult tradition for purposes of casting and interacting with them as spells and spell effects.

It is ambiguous enough that people may argue otherwise though.