Ring Of Truth
$18.99
Tolkien wrote that his fantasy novel The Lord of the Rings “is about God, and his sole right to divine honour. The Eldar and the Numenoreans believed in The One, the true God, and held worship of any other person an abomination.” Consequently, Tolkien’s novel contains Christian truth and wisdom that have much to say about our beliefs, our world, our spirituality, and ourselves. Divine providence, ethical absolutes, beauty, temptation, mercy, joy, courage, and self-sacrifice are but a few of the twentyfour prominent themes from Middle-earth that resonate with the ring of truth. Other themes of truth and wisdom in The Ring of Truth: Prophecy Resurrection Spiritual Healing The Reality of Evil Faithfulness Hope Humility and Pride Righteous Anger Everyday Wisdom Loyalty and Friendship
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SKU (ISBN): 9781594676321
ISBN10: 1594676321
Joseph O’Day
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2004
Publisher: Xulon Press
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