Lucifer was Innocent by Tirth Parsana

[Satan's General]

SUMMARY OF THE BOOK:
Lucifer Was Innocent by Tirth Raj Parsana, and Indiam author and content creator, offers a provocative reexamination of the story of Lucifer, challenging christian interpretations of Lucifer. The book portrays Lucifer as a misunderstood figure whose rebellion against divine authority symbolizes the pursuit of enlightenment, justice, and freedom.
Parsana blends religious and philosophical ideas, drawing from Christian theology, Gnostic texts, and mythology. He presents the notion that Lucifer's fall was not an act of malice but an attempt to oppose a controlling divine force, often referred to as the Demiurge, and to illuminate truths hidden from humanity. Themes of moral complexity, spiritual awakening, and the struggle between light and darkness are central to the narrative.
The book encourages readers to rethink established ideas about good and evil, divine justice, and the nature of rebellion, ultimately promoting the pursuit of knowledge and self-discovery over blind adherence to authority.

Though the book, "Lucifer was Innocent" acts as a catalyst for personal transformation, urging readers to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and the world around them, the ideas and philosophy is solely based on gnostic ideas which are far from being true. It advocates the exist of Jesus as a real entity which is false.

The writer Tirth Parsana faces criticism because of many reasons, one of them being that he shows himself as a mysterious person who was cheated by a girl, he thinks he knows the truth but is nothing more than a fool.

 

[Satan's General]

I'm not a new member BTW. The account that I'm currently using is new.

 

[GoldenWarrior]

SUMMARY OF THE BOOK:
Lucifer Was Innocent by Tirth Raj Parsana, and Indiam author and content creator, offers a provocative reexamination of the story of Lucifer, challenging christian interpretations of Lucifer. The book portrays Lucifer as a misunderstood figure whose rebellion against divine authority symbolizes the pursuit of enlightenment, justice, and freedom.
Parsana blends religious and philosophical ideas, drawing from Christian theology, Gnostic texts, and mythology. He presents the notion that Lucifer's fall was not an act of malice but an attempt to oppose a controlling divine force, often referred to as the Demiurge, and to illuminate truths hidden from humanity. Themes of moral complexity, spiritual awakening, and the struggle between light and darkness are central to the narrative.
The book encourages readers to rethink established ideas about good and evil, divine justice, and the nature of rebellion, ultimately promoting the pursuit of knowledge and self-discovery over blind adherence to authority.

Though the book, "Lucifer was Innocent" acts as a catalyst for personal transformation, urging readers to confront uncomfortable truths about themselves and the world around them, the ideas and philosophy is solely based on gnostic ideas which are far from being true. It advocates the exist of Jesus as a real entity which is false.

The writer Tirth Parsana faces criticism because of many reasons, one of them being that he shows himself as a mysterious person who was cheated by a girl, he thinks he knows the truth but is nothing more than a fool.

Oh yeah defiantly , Tirth , dosent know what he is actually talking about , this is nothing but a scheme to get popular , never the less i hope one day he learns the actual truth , and comes to our gods. Tirth supports the free masons , which isnt good. But hopefully ,he is guided into the right path.