Lucifer was Innocent (Paperback)

Lucifer Was Innocent presents an alternative perspective on the widely accepted narrative of Lucifer, often regarded as the embodiment of evil in religious traditions. The book challenges conventional interpretations by portraying Lucifer not as a malevolent figure, but as a misunderstood entity whose rebellion against divine authority symbolized the pursuit of enlightenment, freedom, and questioning of oppressive power.
Through theological and philosophical analysis, the author re-examines the story of Lucifer's fall, suggesting that his defiance may have been an act of seeking justice or freedom rather than an act of evil. The book delves into various mythological and religious sources, offering readers a thought-provoking view on morality, power dynamics, and human nature.
By exploring Lucifer’s story from this fresh angle, the book invites readers to reconsider their understanding of good, evil, and the complexities of rebellion against authority. Lucifer Was Innocent ultimately aims to provoke a deeper reflection on the nature of freedom, choice, and moral responsibility.