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⌈ Secret Post #3584 ⌋

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[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

My problems with Narnia is not the religious aspect of it, in fact the first time I ever encountered any of the Narnia books was in primary school - a church school BTW - when my teacher read LWW, MN and LB as the regular story session, and she pointed out the Christ allegory in Aslan.

You know, one big reason why I love LotR so much is the religious undertone. It is not nearly as obvious as Narnia (and I cannot judge "The Dun Cow" because I haven't read it), but the Silmarillion does have a Creation story, and there is a kind of moral background to LotR that feels very Christian. And I like that.