Infallible Canonizations

[thistle]

I have already explained it above, that there are Catholic scholars who say that Lucifer and Satan are not the same entity. Father José Antonio Fortea and Father Amorth, say that Lucifer and Satan are different beings. This is explained in the book: Summa Daemoniaca: Tratado de Demonología by Father Jose Fortea. You should buy the book and read what he says. See:
elasesinoeraelcriado.blogspot.com/
Summa Daemoniaca es el más completo tratado de demonología que existe hoy día en la Iglesia Católica. Escrito en el siglo XXI, ha sido pensado para ser usado en seminarios y universidades….
And of course, there are other non-Catholic sources which say the same thing. See for example, the article: Is Satan “Lucifer"? by Bert Thompson, Ph.D.
apologeticspress.org/articles/2215

You avoided answering my question.

If you hear someone talking about Lucifer do you really think they are not talking about the devil?

 

[paul_c]

I have already explained it above, that there are Catholic scholars who say that Lucifer and Satan are not the same entity. Father José Antonio Fortea and Father Amorth, say that Lucifer and Satan are different beings. This is explained in the book: Summa Daemoniaca: Tratado de Demonología by Father Jose Fortea. You should buy the book and read what he says. See:
elasesinoeraelcriado.blogspot.com/
Summa Daemoniaca es el más completo tratado de demonología que existe hoy día en la Iglesia Católica. Escrito en el siglo XXI, ha sido pensado para ser usado en seminarios y universidades….
And of course, there are other non-Catholic sources which say the same thing. See for example, the article: Is Satan “Lucifer"? by Bert Thompson, Ph.D.
apologeticspress.org/articles/2215

Sid, I think you are out on a limb on this one. There may be dissenting voices, but the traditional Catholic view is that Satan, lucifer and the devil are all synonyms.