✝️ Was it pride? Rebellion? A desire to be like God?
The story of Lucifer’s fall is one of the most referenced — and misunderstood — narratives in religious history.

In this carefully researched exploration, we go beyond myth and pop culture to uncover what Scripture, early Church Fathers, and theological tradition actually say about the fall of Satan.

You’ll discover:
✅ The biblical foundations: Isaiah 14 (the “morning star”), Ezekiel 28 (the “guardian cherub”), and Revelation 12
✅ Why Isaiah 14 was originally about the King of Babylon — and how it became linked to Satan
✅ The role of pride and self-will: “You said in your heart, ‘I will ascend to heaven… I will make myself like the Most High’” (Isaiah 14:13–14)
✅ Insights from Saint Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, and early Christian writers on the nature of angelic sin
✅ Why free will — even among angels — is central to the story
✅ How modern depictions (from Paradise Lost to Hollywood) distort the original theological meaning

This isn’t about fear or fantasy.
It’s about understanding the origin of evil, the danger of pride, and the unshakable holiness of God.

Perfect for believers, Bible students, and truth-seekers who want to move beyond the myth and into biblical clarity.

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