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PRIME VIDEO: THE HISTORY OF CREATION AND THE FALL OF LUCIFER, Jan 2024

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First published at 13:39 UTC on January 27th, 2024.

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https://www.christianpost.com/news/amazon-prime-rolls-out-cartoon-sympathetic-to-lucifer.html
Amazon Prime prompted backlash on social media for rolling out a trailer for a new animated series that suggests the angels of God are "heartless" while sympathetically portraying demons, Lucifer and his mythological lover Lilith. "Heaven and hell like you've never seen them before," Amazon Prime tweeted last week. "Here is the opening scene of #HazbinHotel, premiering Friday on Prime Video."

The trailer for "Hazbin Hotel," which depicts heavenly angels as the many-eyed, wheel-like beings in the Book of Ezekiel, describes Lucifer as "a dreamer with fantastical ideas for all of creation."

"But he was seen as a troublemaker by the elders of Heaven, for they felt his way of thinking was dangerous to the order of their world," the opening scene continues, which goes on to reference Lilith.

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