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David, I agree with your criticism of the thinking and teachings of some Christian groups re. the devil, but wish you were more specific. It is certainly not true that "Christianity" indirectly belives in two deities; if you're under this impression then you focus might be to much directed on current Evangelical churches in the USA, e.g. Pentacostals. BTW, most Christians in the Middle Ages where in many ways less  fanatical then some Christian groups today, because they still lived in a daily basis in and with God's creation, nature and that there are angels; Lucifer was just an angel gone bad. Nature involved our reason as a part of itself, but was not dependent on that reason for most of its operations. They were part of that ordered natural goodness before modernity set in. Before human hubris set in. In this sense Lucifer reminds me very much of the modern man. 
Perhaps it would be worth deliberating how an angel like Lucifer can become greedy and ready to push away the creator.