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eldomeldo · 03-21-2003, 06:28 PM

I have read the posts in the topic Unintentional Religion in Tolkien's works?. And I am of the opinion that,lots of people read Tolkien and are looking to find comparisons with religion. I think that Tolkien was a very clever man writer,as he used themes that everybody would understand, good verses evil, the free will to choose weather or not you do any thing or just ignore what is going on around you. I think that who ever reads Tolkien will find that it fits with there religious beliefs.

03-21-2003, 06:28 PM	#38
eldomeldo Pile O'Bones Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: wales Posts: 13	I have read the posts in the topic Unintentional Religion in Tolkien's works?. And I am of the opinion that,lots of people read Tolkien and are looking to find comparisons with religion. I think that Tolkien was a very clever man writer,as he used themes that everybody would understand, good verses evil, the free will to choose weather or not you do any thing or just ignore what is going on around you. I think that who ever reads Tolkien will find that it fits with there religious beliefs.