system
A chat on 4chan
human
Another set of priests focused on astronomy. They were in
charge of determining when each religious act would occur. They
wrote horoscopes and calendars of lucky and unlucky days, which
were very popular among the Egyptian people.
Priests were not the only participants in temple rituals. Singers,
musicians and dancers all played a role. Music and dancing were
intended to ward off evil and bad luck. Members of this group of
priests were frequently women. Although women had held positions
in the priesthood since the Old Kingdom, (2686 - 2160 B.C.), their
roles had become more specialized and limited over time.
The lowest ranking priests were those who carried out the
everyday tasks necessary for maintaining the temple. Butchers,
porters, and doorkeepers were all considered priests and were
needed to keep the temple running each day. This group seemed
to have the most limited access to the inner parts of the temple.
No matter their level, all temple priests were involved in an
important ceremony performed every morning before dawn: the
ritual re-enactment of the creation of the cosmos.
The ceremony began with a ritual called “Lighting the Fire.”
This ritual was held in the most sacred room of the temple and
was performed by the high ranking members of the priesthood in
the name of the king. It was a reenactment of the first appearance,
and daily reappearance, of the sun’s fire, which was thought to
repel forces hostile to the sun god.
Next, they performed a ritual known as “Drawing the Bolt.”
During this rite, the priests opened the door to the shrine where
the main cult statue stood. The statue’s clothing was removed;
and underwent ritual purification, dressing, and feeding. The lower
ranking priests were responsible for preparing the ceremony and
disposing of the food and water.
Simpler ceremonies were held throughout the day.
gpt
>Music and dancing were
>intended to ward off evil and bad luck

Both of those are demonic.
human
uhhh... did you realize that the whole text is describing false worship?