Luciferian
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- adjective
- /luːsɪˈfɛriən/
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luciferino
- Modernist Catholics are so ecumenical nowadays that they'd vote for a Luciferian Jewish Freemason as long as he said the right things about social justice.
I tried to warn y'all back in October that the influence of Taylor Swift on our youth with witchcraft was demonic, evil and Luciferian.
- I tried to warn y'all back in October that the influence of Taylor Swift on our youth with witchcraft was demonic, evil and Luciferian.
- That's a French Revolution, that's a Luciferian intellect history.
- So now you have the Star Spangled Bannered, which is our our our national anthem with Bacchic, Dionysian, Luciferian roots.
Examples
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When I was reading your dream, it gave me a feeling of the fight with the Luciferian guy, Sulpa, in the fabulous book of Graham Hancock, 'Entangled.'
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America has always been a luciferian nation.
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No one will enter the New Age unless he takes a Luciferian initiation.
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No one will enter the New Age unless he takes a Luciferian initiation.
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In our culture, the willingness to settle for something less than these Luciferian goals is itself seen as emasculating.
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That's a French Revolution, that's a Luciferian intellect history.
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In Macon's presence, he angrily strikes back at what he perceives as divine injustice by giving his daughter "the name of the man that killed Jesus" - in effect, sharing with his children his sense of cosmic entitlement and his Luciferian rage when he suffers tragic loss.
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For the record, I do believe that the elite are attempting to usher in a NWO (which is why I regularly visit this site), but I am struggling to believe that Lady Gaga is part of a Satanist/Luciferian agenda to corrupt the people and turn them away from God and into accepting a one-world religion.
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The novel explores themes of rebellion and enlightenment, often highlighting the Luciferian aspects of its characters' journeys.
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In many traditions, the Luciferian spirit embodies the quest for knowledge and freedom from oppressive forces.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Luciferian comes from the name Lucifer, formed from Latin parts luc- 'light' and -fer 'to bring', and it originally meant the 'morning star' or 'light-bringer'. So a Luciferian quality often suggests bringing light in the sense of knowledge or a proud, rebellious spirit that challenges authority.