Luciferianism

[loo-suh-fair-ee-uh-niz-uhm]

noun

1. a belief system in which the character traits of Lucifer, as portrayed in literature and in the Bible, are admired and emulated, including autonomy, responsibility, personal pride, knowledge, the pursuit of prosperity, and delight in nature and carnal pleasure.

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Rather than connect the author of "Lucifer Son of the Morning" to Luciferianism, "Out of Shadows" tries to convince us instead that renowned performance artist Marina Abramović is a high priestess of the Church of Satan.

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Kurlander groups all these — as well as the Nazi obsession with the Holy Grail, witchcraft, Luciferianism, World Ice Theory, anti-gravity machines, astrology and pagan religions — under the rubric “the supernatural imaginary.”

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Do Republicans in Congress see the dark threads of Luciferianism in their colleague from Texas?

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And, so far as it goes, the ignorance shown in the legend of all books published in the last twenty years is evidence for the earlier date, and therefore, to some extent, for the actual existence of Luciferianism.

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Vaughan determined to capture the vast organization of craft masonry by permeating the lodges with Luciferianism.

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