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Luciferian Doctrine
The Luciferian Doctrine is a set of religious beliefs that was alleged to be held predominantly by initiates of Freemasonry who allegedly practice Luciferianism as a religion. According to this set of beliefs, held primarily by those who follow the principles originating from the writings of Léo Taxil, Abel Clarin de la Rive, and some claim, Albert Pike, Lucifer is perceived as the main deity, alongside the traditional Judeo-Christian Adonai, forming a duotheism, or dichotomy,〔, (Extract of page 105 )〕 between the two in opposition with one another. The exact origin of this doctrine, pertaining to Freemasonry, has been credited to both Leo Taxil and AC de la Rive, in writing, and proven to be a part of the Taxil hoax.〔Is It True What They Say About Freemasonry? Authors: de Hoyos, Arturo and Morris, S. Brent, 1988, 2nd edition, p. 27-36, Leo Taxil: The Hoax of Luciferian Masonry ISBN 1590771532〕
==The Luciferian quote==
(詳細はTaxil hoax, which reads:
Although Taxil publicly confessed to the hoax, and AC de la Rive recanted what he wrote, Edith Starr Miller wrote in page 32 of ''Occult Theocrasy'' that "Luciferian occultism controls Freemasonry". Albert Pike〔Lady Queenborough (Edith Starr Miller), Occult Theocrasy. Abbeville, France: F. Paillart, 1933.〕 and other Masonic writers have been accused of writing about Luciferianism, with subtle references appearing in various writings:
Manly Palmer Hall wrote about the above, in 1923, many years before joining Freemasonry, in 1954. It is sourced from the writings of AC de la Rive.
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