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Wight
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Colorado (just east of the Misty Mts.)
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Did the Numenoreans know about Eru? If so, would Aragorn have known about Him? Or, better yet: could Aragorn have known about Eru from the Elves? I haven't read the Sil yet, but in LOTR there is no mention of any deities -- only a brief allusion to religion when Faramir and his men pause briefly as a custom before meals. So I'm wondering what the knowledge would have been, both in general, and for a Man as educated as Aragorn.
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Eldar Spirit of Truth
Join Date: Oct 2001
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The Numenoreans knew of and worshiped Eru, they had a sacred spot for worship to him on the summit of Meneltarma on the island of Numenor. Aragorn would have known of him, it just wasn't in the storyline.
[ June 23, 2002: Message edited by: Elrian ]
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Wight
Join Date: May 2002
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Thanks, Elrian!
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