Holy Ordainment
Institutional context for mentorship, apprenticeship, service, and ordainment.
Read the authoritative page →TEMPLE STUDY & SERVICE
Faculty, Holy Orders
and the path of study.
The 12 core 101s provide the common academic foundation. Ministry 101 adds a distinct Temple study sequence, guided by the institutional sources below.
Open Ministry 101 →Holy Orders
Temple offices, the Ministry 101 sequence, and degree-study records.
Read the authoritative page →Learning, evidence, and review
Course work moves from study to written evidence, educator feedback, and a separate council review. The Temple Apprentice source specifies cited written responses and a 500–700 word essay on the cross within Christism; oral presentation is optional.
The LMS records an authorized council decision with its office and reference. A lesson mark alone does not confer ordination. Educators must supply any unfinished higher-degree requirements before advancement.
The Ministry 101 sequence
Christism
Sutekh
Open the study workspace →Mosesism
Nebthet
Open the study workspace →Muhammadism
Aset
Open the study workspace →Sufism
Asaru
Open the study workspace →Kabalism
Nut
Open the study workspace →Magism
Geb
Open the study workspace →Summerianism
Tefnut
Open the study workspace →Shamanism
Shu
Open the study workspace →Gnosticism
Atum-Re
Open the study workspace →Temple offices
Holy Orders identifies the Chieftanate, Emirate, and Magistrate. Spiritual office and LMS access are recorded separately.
- Grand Sheiks / Hierophants
- Sheiks
- Adepts in training