Theology and Tolkien: Constructive Theology
By João Fernando O. Barboza (Contribution by), Bradley K. Broadhead (Contribution by), Devin Brown (Contribution by), Lisa Coutras (Contribution by), Douglas Estes (Contribution by), Austin M. Freeman (Contribution by), Martina Juricková (Contribution by), John C. McDowell (Contribution by), Alison Milbank (Contribution by), Allan Novaes (Contribution by), Jeremy M. Rios (Contribution by), Adam B. Shaeffer (Contribution by), Beth M. Stovell (Contribution by), Julie Loveland Swanstrom (Contribution by), Milton L. Torres (Contribution by), Charlie Trimm (Contribution by), Donald T. Williams (Contribution by), Douglas Estes (Editor)
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By João Fernando O. Barboza (Contribution by), Bradley K. Broadhead (Contribution by), Devin Brown (Contribution by), Lisa Coutras (Contribution by), Douglas Estes (Contribution by), Austin M. Freeman (Contribution by), Martina Juricková (Contribution by), John C. McDowell (Contribution by), Alison Milbank (Contribution by), Allan Novaes (Contribution by), Jeremy M. Rios (Contribution by), Adam B. Shaeffer (Contribution by), Beth M. Stovell (Contribution by), Julie Loveland Swanstrom (Contribution by), Milton L. Torres (Contribution by), Charlie Trimm (Contribution by), Donald T. Williams (Contribution by), Douglas Estes (Editor)
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The Lord of the Rings and other works of J.R.R. Tolkien have had a far-reaching impact on culture in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. In print and on film, Tolkien's works seem to be incredible epics, but religious aspects are less obvious. Yet Tolkien himself stated in his letters that the chief conflicts of his epic works were “about God, and His sole right to divine Honour,” and whether Sauron can wrest and destroy all that is good in Middle-earth. It is from this tha...






















