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The original cult Temple of the Saviour Emperor has its origins in the [[M30|30th Millennium]] the early Imperial Cult as espoused by [[Lorgar]]'s [[Lectitio Divinitatus]]. This belief in the Emperor's divinity was later adopted by the [[Remembrancer]] [[Euphrati Keeler]], who oversaw the spread of Emperor-worship during the [[Horus Heresy]]. An early form of the Imperial Cult were the [[Lightbearers]]. The Temple of the Savior Emperor was based on [[Terra]] which enabled it to preach to the centre of the Imperium, the home world of humanity as well as being the resting place of the Emperor. It was also led by a man who renamed himself [[Fatidicus]], which means 'Prophet' in an ancient Terran tongue. His original name is unknown. He was once a dedicated and high ranking officer of the [[Imperial GuardArmy]] and fought in the defence of the [[Imperial Palace]] during the [[Horus Heresy]]. Fatidicus managed to gather a massive following of men from all walks of life, including [[adepts]] of the [[Administratum]], warriors of the Imperial Guard and members of the [[Imperial Navy]].{{Fn|1}}

At the start of the [[M32|32nd Millennium]] two thirds of the Imperium worshipped worshiped with the Temple and only the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] and [[Space Marines]] on Terra didn't follow their views, having their own belief systems already set up. Eventually by the end of the first half of the 32nd Millennium the Temple was recognised as the official religion of the Imperium and was given the title of Adeptus Ministorum. From then on the power and influence of the Ministorum would grow until it became a total part of everyday life for all the members of the Imperium.{{Fn|1}}