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"The Sad Truth Of Tolkien Spirituality"
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<blockquote data-quote="Dansiph" data-source="post: 75131268" data-attributes="member: 410901"><p>He does say towards the end it's not the majority who are going overboard.</p><p></p><p><em>"Tolkien religion normally develops in three steps. As a first step, individuals who are typically both fans of Tolkien’s works and practising Pagans or magicians craft experimental and playful Tolkien‐focused rituals and/or playfully identify as Elves, for example in the context of rituals or role‐playing games. <strong>Many individuals never go beyond this point</strong>, but some gradually drift towards belief."</em></p><p><em></em></p><p>I see your points but I don't think the writer was as harsh as you've said. Especially in the beginning and ending parts of the writing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dansiph, post: 75131268, member: 410901"] He does say towards the end it's not the majority who are going overboard. [I]"Tolkien religion normally develops in three steps. As a first step, individuals who are typically both fans of Tolkien’s works and practising Pagans or magicians craft experimental and playful Tolkien‐focused rituals and/or playfully identify as Elves, for example in the context of rituals or role‐playing games. [B]Many individuals never go beyond this point[/B], but some gradually drift towards belief." [/I] I see your points but I don't think the writer was as harsh as you've said. Especially in the beginning and ending parts of the writing. [/QUOTE]
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