Temple of Set

i'm wondering if there is any children of practicing priests(my father is a Magus/Maga) who have left their parent's homes and the temple. i'm afraid to leave this up for too long. there isn't much info out there on setian life and organization for a reason. i'm afraid i have said far too much already but am so isolated and need to reach out in some way.

Alia wrote:i'm wondering if there is any children of practicing priests(my father is a Magus/Maga) who have left their parent's homes and the temple. i'm afraid to leave this up for too long. there isn't much info out there on setian life and organization for a reason. i'm afraid i have said far too much already but am so isolated and need to reach out in some way.

I can't find anything online on it, either. I will keep looking and let you know. Do not give up! I will always be praying for you, my dear.

Alia wrote:i'm wondering if there is any children of practicing priests(my father is a Magus/Maga) who have left their parent's homes and the temple. i'm afraid to leave this up for too long. there isn't much info out there on setian life and organization for a reason. i'm afraid i have said far too much already but am so isolated and need to reach out in some way.

This reminds me of the followers of set in the roleplaying game VTM.. Sorry just saying.. anyways is this actually a real cult or what? what's it about?

Saschavykos. Yes, it`s very real.

elle

All I know of it is it's recognized by the Army Chaplain's Manual (along with Church of Satan, Wicca, and others.)

http://web.archive.org/web/200106031107 ... /index.htm

Quick skim of the wiki entry:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_of_Set

As with Scientology, Mormonism, etc. since they're all based on non-scientific claims, it's really just a matter of whose lies you prefer. Whether it's a "cult" or a "religion" ultimately doesn't matter since nothing's proveable.