first, there is no such thing as Lucifer.

second, since there has been no attempt to standardize what "Lucifer" is or represents, such as has been with the christian God and Jesus (and look how well that turned out) there are many different concepts of "Lucifer", ranging anywhere from merely another of christian theology's bitches, to a completely seperate concept; also ranging from pure good to pure evil. it is, after all, all made up.

some of the ideologies about Lucifer are quite meritorious, some are disgusting, all fall short of perfection. that is not to say that any of the Abrahamic religions are perfect either. the best of the mass-religion white-light type Luciferian ideologies are superior. however they accomodate small to mid-size cultures. they cannot be used on large nations or even a world-religion, such as christianity/judaism/islam, because they do not make allowances for the filth, wretchedness and evil that is inevitably present in mankind. that is where the Abrahamic religions surpass them in usefulness. that Luciferianism I speak of is too good, too pure. it is better suited for individuals or groups outside of society who would rather have their own ideal culture.