So, by the way, spoiler, right? That is why you can sometimes hear in liturgy when they are singing that verse.

In the Catholic Church, there's a moment when they sing that verse. It is referring to Jesus, actually.

And so when you hear the Pope praising Lucifer, he is, of course, not praising Satan. He is praising Jesus as Lucifer.

And so you'd say, well, how is it possible he is praising Jesus as Lucifer.

And so you'd say, well, how is it possible that we use the word Lucifer to talk about the devil?

But in the New Testament, Lucifer, the morning star, the bright morning star, is referring

to Jesus. This is Jonathan Peugeot.

Welcome to the symbolic world. Hello everyone.

So today we are going to talk about the symbolism of Lucifer.

And this video is prompted by something I saw a while ago,

where I saw certain Christians, certain type of Christians

freaking out because they found a video of the Pope of Rome praising Lucifer and

and so they were freaking out because here this proves you know that the Catholic

Church is a satanic thing and so I thought thought it was pretty funny. And so it seemed

like it could be an excuse to explain the symbolism of Lucifer because it is a good example of

one of the aspects of symbolism that I talk about all the time, which is that symbolism is structural,

it is positional, and it is not necessarily

moral in itself.

That is, the terms of symbolism occupy certain places in a hierarchy of being, and therefore,

they can be used in multiple ways.

So symbolism is polycemic.

That's a complicated word.

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