Keepers were the Jedi of the Ancient World.

I don't agree that this can apply to Sethians and Asetians. We can't study them with the usual mindset. Like it was explained many times, they don't represent shadow and light or good and evil. They are beyond such concepts. Both can be terrible beings of darkness and death, as well as light beings of healing and love. However, I don't believe in this case there is a chance at being neutral. There is no such thing in the Sethian/Asetian world. That is because they represent two incompatible forces, and that incompatibility was enforced throughout the ages. I don't believe there was ever anyone powerful that stayed neutral in this war and between these sides, they eventually took one side or the other, depending on their nature and views. There is no middle term between a Sethian and an Asetian, none represents good and none represents evil. They are natural forces that destroy one another.

Neutral, perhaps branching off from the two... because you can "not" take either side and fight or not fight them if you do not believe in their philosophies... this may not be making sense but in a way it does... They both may destroy each other... but have you ever considered someone who wished to destroy both or quite the opposite... to not belong to either side through their own individual philosophies and beliefs...

In the Koran it says Allah made angels of light and djinn of fire (and humans, too). I take it the djinn only became darkness once Lucifer decided to rebel against the angels (he was allowed to live with) and oppose Allah. I also take the "dark" is more of a declaration of opposition than anything.

I see Keepers more as a mix of Jedi with Sith.

I've read both, they both make valid points to their side of things. As to jedi, sith or whatever, I would have to agree with the Imperial Guard being more likely their jedi. I am not saying anything against the Keepers, they have my utmost respect. As for chosing a side or not chosing a side, I think in the end it would end up being more of a moral issue. And here is some food for thought, maybe not all, but by being here, most have already chosen a side.