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February 12, 2021 G.B. Marian

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Welcome to the official website of G.B. Marian, a priest, writer, musician, and artist for the Egyptian god Set. G.B. writes about life as a Setian in contemporary times, with random long-winded detours into ancient history, classic monster movies, and all kinds of other fun stuff.

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Episode 65: Pazuzu, The Exorcist (1973), And Sorcerer (1977)
Episode 64: Set Doesn't Need A Church (And Neither Do We)
Episode 63: Pazuzu Saves
Episode 62: My Religious Taxonomy
Episode 61: Trapezoidal Thoughts On Fascist Fuckery
Episode 60: Midnight Mass
Episode 59: Shedding Skin With The Snake God (And Snake People!)
Episode 58: Thoughts on Kemetic Soul Anatomy
Episode 57: John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness (1987)
Episode 56: It's the End of Days As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

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