This morning I was crossing the street to get to my truck. A car pulled up, stopped, looked at me and then pulled a few yards to my neighbor's. I said "good morning" and they said "we're doordash".

I noticed they had a Sigil of Lucifer on the back window but it had the letters "B C C" incorporated in the design. It was just plain sans serif font, you'd expect Ye Olde English or something but no, just plain, boring letters. They were in a rush so I didn't get to ask them. Does anyone know what "B C C" means on a Sigil of Lucifer? Le google fails me.

A quick search of those initials- if that’s what they are- came up with black craft cult.

Logo for these guys maybe.....awwwwww, beat at the wire!! LOL

Did it look anything like this?

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Originally posted by kkina:
Did it look anything like this?

No. It was the Sigil of Lucifer.

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Originally posted by cth1974:
A quick search of those initials- if that’s what they are- came up with black craft cult.

That must be it. I guess my googling skills have waned. Thanks.

LOL satanic fashion. Hilarious.

"I love satin"

Is the sigil of Lucifer a pentagram?

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Originally posted by Oregon:
Is the sigil of Lucifer a pentagram?

No. That's the Sigil of Baphomet.

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Sigil of Lucifer

First, I'm not good at reading a description and was curious as to what a 'Sigil of Lucifer' was and so I looked it up... (I'm an old guy who it seems doesn't have a clue about some stuff)


I've never seen this before... and really don't have a clue as to the OP's question but just wanted to add some visual aid to the discussion.

I have to admit I had no idea what a Sigil of Lucifer was. I guess I fail as a metal head. But perhaps a pic in the OP would have been a good idea.

After looking at this thread ten minutes ago, FB just posted an ad for Blackcraft apparrel in my feed.

Who came up with that as the sigil of Satan?

Is it supposed to represent a goat's head or something?

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Originally posted by apprentice:
Who came up with that as the sigil of Satan?

The author of the Grimorium Verum, an occult book published in the mid-1700s in Italy, from which modern Theistic Satanism draws some of its inspiration. That book includes the first known example of that symbol being tied to Lucifer.

So basically, some bored Italian dude in the 18th century made it up.

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Originally posted by Blume9mm:
I've never seen this before... and really don't have a clue as to the OP's question but just wanted to add some visual aid to the discussion.

I didn't post it. Didn't want to affect any of the spiritually minded.

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Originally posted by frayedends:
I have to admit I had no idea what a Sigil of Lucifer was. I guess I fail as a metal head. But perhaps a pic in the OP would have been a good idea.

I don't mess with satanic stuff but I know it. I understand my enemy. I didn't post it as I believe that such things exist and influence the viewer.

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Originally posted by apprentice:
Who came up with that as the sigil of Satan?

Is it supposed to represent a goat's head or something?

I think it's a chalice marked with power. The downward point is part of the "as above, so below". If it's red or generally considered the Sigil of Satan. Blue is the Sigil of Lucifer. The lucifarians believe the serpent was the good-guy in the garden of Eden. YHWH was keeping knowledge from humanity but Lucifer was the "bringer of light".

Oh! BCC.

What my Google search came up with was TOTALLY different.

Thanks Rogue and Mark, interesting stuff. I like knowing different versions of the stories. Regular church and Sunday school always left me feeling like that just couldn't be all there was to it.

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Originally posted by apprentice:
Thanks Rogue and Mark, interesting stuff. I like knowing different versions of the stories. Regular church and Sunday school always left me feeling like that just couldn't be all there was to it.

May I suggest the first book of Enoch? I've become convinced that it should be included in the Holy Bible.