Rachel Wilson

Because you look at the definition of Luciferianism, you think, oh, they're going to say someone who believes that the devil is God.

But it's not quite that.

Please pull up Perplexity, our wonderful AI sponsor, and ask it what is the definition of Luciferianism.

Because when I went down this rabbit hole with your book, I looked this up.

So it's very strange.

Diverse belief system, by the way.

That's a weird way to say it.

A diverse belief system that reveres Lucifer not as the Christian devil, but as a symbol or deity of enlightenment, knowledge, and human potential.

Lucifer.

Yes.

Fucking Satan.

Uh-huh.

The guy who rules hell.

Yes.

Where everybody burns for eternity.

Luciferians emphasize self-improvement, free will, and intellectual pursuit over traditional religious dogma.

They view Lucifer as a light bringer or liberator, often drawing from pre-Christian figures like Prometheus.

Practices may include ceremonial magic, but the focus is typically on personal empowerment rather than the worship of evil.

But that's a trap door, isn't it?

Yes, it is.