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Luciferian

Luciferian

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A person who follows a belief that uses Lucifer as a symbol of independence and knowledge
  • noun
  • /luːsɪˈfɛriən/
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  • It was a sign of a sect of Luciferians... who took the fallen angel mythology literally.

Examples

  • They're still practicing for that Luciferian overthrow, mm?

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  • He is convinced the US is controlled by Luciferians.

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  • If you have done your homework, you know why Luciferians are so passionate about the wicked things they do.

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  • Warning people of the collapsing economy and the tyrannical Luciferian plans of the global elite.

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  • Knowingly, we can align to Christ or to the Satanic/Luciferian.

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  • Masons are Luciferians.

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  • I'll just add that it is amusing and tragic to me how the Crowley-ites and Luciferians of all stripes claim this "boundless freedom" thing as their own, as a "liberating force" to free humanity from the oppression of God.

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  • Many Luciferians believe in the pursuit of knowledge and personal freedom.

  • She identifies as a Luciferian and participates in discussions about individualism and enlightenment.

  • The group of Luciferians held a meeting to discuss their beliefs about rebellion against conventional norms.

Surface Forms

Luciferian singular
Luciferians plural

Morphology

Luciferian = Lucifer (transparent) = Lucifer + ian

Derived by attaching the agentive/adjectival suffix '-ian' to 'Lucifer' to indicate an adherent or someone identifying with Luciferian ideas.

Etymology

The noun Luciferian also means a person who follows Luciferianism, a modern belief that uses Lucifer as a symbol of personal freedom and the search for knowledge, and his name comes from Latin luc- 'light' and -fer 'to bring'. So a modern Luciferian is someone who values independence and the idea of 'bringing light' as knowledge or self-direction.