Aspect Devotion

Each Order of Adepts is based on a single attribute or Aspect of God. To be inducted into an Order is to experience God in a powerful way that adds a mark or imprint of that Aspect on the Adept's soul. Needless to say, Adepts come to really self-identify with that particular Aspect and throughout history they have found multiple ways to express this fidelity.
These practices are known collectively as 'Aspect Devotion' and much of them tend to resemble things like shrines, Catholic-esque devotions, and Muslim chant-memorizing. They are personal spiritual practices, done individually or with others, to honor God under that specific Aspect. 
Examples of Aspect Devotion:
-A Creator working in his mechanics shop might have an iron-welded shrine with a saintly figure built of wrought iron to represent God as The Creator. 
-A Magdalene who is a Catholic would have a specialized rosary with Mary Magdalene and the prayers would be changed to reflect that. 
-An Inquisitor would have a collection of expensive books on the Bible and orthodox theology, bound in gold thread and vellium. He would read from these tomes only at special times, because they represent orthodoxy, which is what the Inquisition is dedicated to protecting. 
-A Priest would read the holy hours, because they are specialized according to the liturgy of a particular Christian Tribe. The Priest might add prayers asking God to safeguard the Tribe through the passage of time.
-A Zealot might have images or prayers to God on their running shoes or clothing, honoring God for His swift action in the world. 
-An Immortal would have a special room or flat where they keep clothing and items from every time period they have lived through. They would probably have lots of religious items here as well, and would often come here just to be alone with God and think. 
-A Destroyer would have Bible verses dealing with God's wrath etched on their favored weapons or stitched to their clothing in the form of badges.
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