Ok by now you all should have guessed that many of us believe the OP to be the former poster Jeremiah who dissappeared recently only to resurrect as Lutroo.
What great lesson are you getting from this new name new image? I already eluded to it previously, but now this is the perfect tangible example in which to teach with.
When a persona, and shtick get old and worn out and unpalatable, and as popularity fades towards hatred or resentment towards that persona the image is then changed and given a new name as a fresh start even as it's the same shpiel it always was.
Whether it's Jeremiah needing a new mask or Comcast's unpopularity that necessitated the new Infinity mask & name they all are still the same as when Dagon the Fishman God fell out of favor birthing the dying & resurrected son Baal. When Baal and his harvest promises fell flat during droughts and famines he needed a new mask. In comes the Canaanite dying god rite of his son the morning star surpassing his father on the throne, as the new mask for Baal worship. COPYING the Baal death and resurrection scene to a T. Or in this case a sun circle behind the cross baal cross.
The L'Truth is Lutroo can complain all she wants about the Catholic church, but they gave her the false prophet and the Harlot mother as a mask for Baal and Isis (Ishtar).
The reason this LUcifer character is allowed to exist is simply because he brings the deceived half way to the transforming path of Judaism, but to become complete you must come fully to Shalem and the Torah's ethos that helps bring you there.
Without the mask(image of a man made perfect) used to try and convert Jews to Baal then pagan & Babylonian mystery worshipers would never have found Judaic philosophy and ideology and they'd still be worshiping Mithra and Baal. And that is one of the answers to the age old question, how could the false prophet be allowed to exist.
The other portion of the complex question of why, would be dwelling on the aspect of equal opposite(mirror) reactions we previously discussed and as a test and comparison. To know what you have and appreciate it you must see the furthest form from it.