Who worshipped the goddess ma'at???

Question

Who waorshipped the goddess ma'at and where did they worship Ma'at??

Answer 1

Ma'at
From Terri Paajanen,
Your Guide to Pagan / Wiccan Religion.
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As mentioned in reference to the other Gods of the Underworld, Ma'at was mainly involved with the testing of the dead before they could enter the afterlife. This judgment took place in the Hall of Ma'at.
Ma'at was not a person in the same sense as the other Deities, but almost just a concept or idea. She was truth, logic, justice, and fairness. Her symbol was the feather, which a person's heart was weighed against in the Underworld. Anubis was responsible for the weighing, and if the heart did not balance against the feather of Ma'at, the soul would not go to the afterlife and would be eaten by a demon, Ammut. Without the order of Ma'at, chaos would reclaim the universe.
When depicted as a Goddess in artwork, she simply wore a feather in her head-dress to identify her. More often, she was simply drawn as a feather. In the temple of Karnak, there is a small shrine dedicated to Ma'at built by the female Pharaoh, Hatshepsut.

Answer 2

Egyptian Goddess

Truth-Order-Justice
Sits upon her throne in the Hall of the Two Truths.

Memphis I believe

Answer 3

Eyptians. She weighs the heart, intent, deeds, etc. of an individual as they travel through the land of the dead. Symbolized by scales and holding a feather.

Answer 4

Egyptians and Freemasons.
Egyptians in Egypt, Freemasons all over the world.

Answer 5

well if the worshipers of Christ are called Christians...then worshipers of Ma'at would be ma'atians, and i would guess that they worshiped in a temple of some sort.

Answer 6

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma'at

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