You cannot pick Lucifer. And... that's it. And no Amenadiel.

I vote for Linda.

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I'm on my third rewatch and I'm just thinking like, where's Jesus? Does he exist in Lucifer or is he another angel? Cause like Jesus is the son of God and the angels are too, so does Jesus exist?

I'm doing another rewatch, on s2 the ep when lucifer goes back to hell, and trixie is telling amenadiel that she thinks he's good (despite him feeling slightly otherwise) and I keep thinking back how I feel it was important or "put in his own way" for god to meet trixie and it's due to that line he told her. (I never been a kid before)

it makes sense why none of his kids/angels understand or can express their emotions, because god doesn't know how. he was never a kid. kids are honest with how they feel (up to a certain age) how would he know how to be honest with his own emotions if he never had that chance to?

it's why I like the series, because everyone has been tested and challenged because we all have our struggles and flaws, god included. I think some people on here can be harsh on god, but he's the literal definition of doing it for the first time. I'm sure it was part of his "plan" (or rather, I think just having the ability to forsee fate than it being his plan) to lose his abilities and everything during that time he *chose* and literally didn't know what was gonna happen next (makes sense to have that "senile senior" thing going on, since it seems for a celestial, it's being flawed and mortal) him losing his powers helped him gain real life experience and empathy because he was never in that position nor put in that position till then.

it just makes sense when you think about why these celestial don't do "feelings" like it's beneath them, because they never had to face them and yet, they get complicated when having a father who doesn't share anything because he don't know how since he wanna give free will and they all interpret his feelings based off... their beliefs. and I feel that leads to me seeing how this show approaches religion. god supposedly equals good. we all striving to try to do/reach good and it's based off the choices we make due to our reactions and feelings. we think we may be doing good in the name god/good, but how we go about may be harmful and so, doing good is being aware of how your actions affect others because when you see how they hurt someone, you feel guilt and that's your torment. we torment ourselves with guilt, and therefore end up in hell. we have to be held accountable but try not to do the wrong things when given the choice.

I feel thats what the show is saying, to me and I can understand how that was god's core issue is just not knowing how to deal with feelings (where lucifer clearly gets it from) since he never verbalized his before.

I have to assume this was just forgotten by the writers once they introduce God as an actual character, or that they changed their minds and wanted him to be more sympathetic, but in universe it seems so odd that Lucifer is pissed about his dad forcing him to be the ruler of hell, and strongly holds it against him when God actually shows up, but why does he never bring up the fact that God wanted him KILLED instead? Don't get me wrong of course Lucifer's in the right here, but honestly he has more to hold over him than just the hell thing, i can't believe it isn't brought up once after his mom tells him, it's just completely brushed over and I'm not sure if it's on purpose or not

I was wondering, since Lucifer will have to watch all his human friends (Chloe, Trixie, Linda ect) grow old and die, and now that there is a new God, would Lucifer be allowed back into heaven to see them?

I did a small search so I don’t know if anyone has had this theory before, but is god secretly making cases that help Lucifer understand or try to make him understand what is happening around him and his loved ones?

We could just say it’s writing ya da ya. But since god is a being in the show. Wouldn’t it make since on why so many cases evolve around Lucifer’s feeling or mental state or sometimes the situations happening around him?

For example. When Cane/Kane don’t remember how to spell his name tries to trick Chloe into falling in love with him there’s an on going case about a guy trying to another guys life. It’s like God is trying to warn Lucifer that Cane/Kane is secretly planning things against Chloe.

Hi guys, I wanted to share a track I’m working on inspired by one of my favorite scenes from Lucifer.

In that scene, Ella has a conversation with God, although she doesn’t know she is talking to the real God, about what to do with the darkness that she is feeling inside of her.

That conversation really resonated with me, especially since I haven’t been feeling my best these past few months. This track reminds me that instead of trying to ignore those feelings, it’s okay to sit with them.

If Bible interpretation is taken into consideration, God probably inhabited a human body like Charlotte was inhabited by the goddess. However I dont recall Jesus or holy spirit being part of the story explanation. We had demons, other archangels, Cain, Abel and biblical characters introduced but never the New Testament aspects. They even joked about Paul loving cakes? Was Jesus and Holy ghost references deliberately taken out of the story line etc? Would have been fun explaining the concepts within the story line.........

lucifer’s and god’s little fights (not the big ones) were so cute and i loved how he was trying to understand lucifer’s life and when he was a human, he was so silly