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

“That is the plan unless we stop these Luciferian maniacs,” Zeee said.

From Los Angeles Times

Unfortunately, Satan is out to turn Earth’s kids against Santa and Christmas, like a Luciferian subversion of “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

From New York Times

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

Taylor called Gov. Brian Kemp's administration a "Luciferian regime," said that as governor she would release an executive order against the "Satanic elites," and vowed to tear down the "Satanic" Georgia Guidestones.

From Salon

Georgia candidate Kandiss Taylor called fellow Republican Brian Kemp "Luciferian" and defined the First Amendment as "our right to worship Jesus freely — that's why we have a country."

From Salon