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he decided to cheat them with a new strategy: He wanted them both to sin in order
to make them his slaves forever. When he put them in paradise, he forbade them—
to give more encouragement to their natural curiosity—to eat from the tree of
science. He transformed himself into a snake and seduced Eve, who in turn
induced Adam to commit the original sin.
Lucifer knew very well that God had also forbidden the first pair to eat the
wretched fruit. Because God would never want to see the multiplication of
Lucifer's nature, Lucifer acted as if the prohibition of eating the fruit came from
himself, to triumph in this way with greater certainty.
For the Cathars, the apple of the tree of science was the symbol of the original
sin: the sexual union of man and woman. Through carnal sin, Adam and Eve were
disobedient. The sin of the flesh, however, was and continued to be the most
serious grievance, because it was committed with their full approval and
represented a conscious rebellion of the soul against God.
Humanity had to reproduce, because Lucifer needed fresh souls. In the new
bodies produced by Adam and Eve, he confined all the angels who had abandoned
the celestial regions with him.
And then, with the death of Abel, murder entered in the world!
After a while, God had compassion with the fallen angels who had been
expelled from Heaven and transformed into humans. So he decided to reveal
himself to them, and sent his most perfect creature down to the Earth, his supreme
angel, Christ, who would assume an outwardly human appearance. Christ came to
the world to indicate how they could return to heaven, to the Kingdom of the
eternal light. 14
I am come a light into the world, that whosoever believeth on me should not
abide in darkness. While ye have light, believe in the light, that ye may be the
children of the light.
JOHN 12:46, 36
Christ did not become a man, a creature of Lucifer; he only appeared as one.
He only gave the impression that he ate, drank, taught, suffered, and died,
revealing to humans a sort of shadow of his real body. This is the reason he could
walk on water and transform himself on Mount