A follower or worshipper of Belial; one devoted to chaos, wickedness, or evil forces.
From Belial + '-ist' (suffix denoting an adherent or practitioner). Used in medieval and early modern theological discourse to describe those deemed to practice or embody evil.
Medieval theologians used 'belialist' as the ultimate insult—it meant not just a sinner, but someone actively devoted to spreading chaos and destruction in the world.
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