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The '''Devil''' (also known as '''Satan''' or '''Lucifer''') is a malevolent entity from [[Christianity]] as depicted in the [[Bible]]. Although originally created by [[God]] as an archangel, the devil rebelled against God and now fights for [[Human]] souls on the side of evil, working to damn them to [[Hell]]. |
The '''Devil''' (also known as '''Satan''' or '''Lucifer''') is a malevolent entity from [[Christianity]] as depicted in the [[Bible]]. Although originally created by [[God]] as an archangel, the devil rebelled against God and now fights for [[Human]] souls on the side of evil, working to damn them to [[Hell]]. |
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[[Lucien]], an inhabitant of [[Megas-tu]] during the [[23rd century]], had once lived on Earth, where he was known by the name Lucifer. ([[TAS]]: "[[The Magicks of Megas-Tu|The Magicks of Megas-tu]]") |
[[Lucien]], an inhabitant of [[Megas-tu]] during the [[23rd century]], had once lived on Earth, where he was known by the name Lucifer. ([[TAS]]: "[[The Magicks of Megas-Tu|The Magicks of Megas-tu]]") |
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Ardra posing as Satan in 2367.
A painting of the devil from an Omegan bible.
The Devil (also known as Satan or Lucifer) is a malevolent entity from Christianity as depicted in the Bible. Although originally created by God as an archangel, the devil rebelled against God and now fights for Human souls on the side of evil, working to damn them to Hell.
When Khan was exiled to Ceti Alpha V by James T. Kirk, he referred to a passage from Milton's poetic dramatization of the story of the devil's fall from grace, "Paradise Lost", in which the devil states that it is "better to rule in hell than serve in heaven" (TOS: "Space Seed").
Lucien, an inhabitant of Megas-tu during the 23rd century, had once lived on Earth, where he was known by the name Lucifer. (TAS: "The Magicks of Megas-tu")
Other religious characters resembling the biblical devil are Fek'lhr and Ardra.
While demonstrating her abilities to Captain Picard and Lieutenant Worf, the imposter posing as Ardra also turned into the Devil and Fek'lhr. (TNG: "Devil's Due")
- Kang tells James T. Kirk that the Klingons have no devil, but are familiar with the ways of the Earth devil in TOS:"Day of the Dove".