Luciferian

American  

[loo-suh-fair-ee-uhn] / ˌlu səˈfɛər i ən /

Sometimes luciferian

noun

1. an adherent of Luciferianism.

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adjective

1. relating or adhering to Luciferianism.

2. relating to or resembling Lucifer.

Example Sentences

Sun Ra also told us: “I’m dealing with the myth that I’m an angel,” and in the City of Angels, for one night, he became a hostile exile and assumed his Luciferian duty, impersonating his detractors to capture the last of the light.

From Los Angeles Times

As portrayed by a Tony-winning Chuck Cooper in 1997, his calm amplified his menace: This was a Luciferian scary guy.

From New York Times

For some peculiar reason, one of the few Hollywood celebrities mentioned in the documentary who is not painted with this broad Luciferian brush is Kanye West.

From Salon

Wagner and Bushey have taught their congregation to stop listening to any media —even Fox News — because they're are all "Luciferian."

From Salon

Listen carefully to last year’s “Luciferian Towers” and a wordless message comes through — one of fear and longing and hope and glory.

From New York Times