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Tolkein's "Lord of the Rings Symbolism (Vanity)
Greg F | 12/17 | Greg F

Posted on 12/17/2007 11:09:50 AM PST by Greg F

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To: cthemfly25

Discuss the issues all you want, but do not make it personal.


101 posted on 12/30/2007 7:25:00 PM PST by Religion Moderator
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To: cthemfly25
your original ridiculous comment which lead to my several in vain responses to cure your ills...You then followed up with several differentiations on that original silliness...for the shallow interpretations you insist on...

Thank you for your generous and civil comments.

102 posted on 12/30/2007 7:39:33 PM PST by stripes1776 ("I will not be persuaded that any good can come from Arabia" --Petrarca)
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To: stripes1776

You will of course keep us informed on your progress in reducing your “reductionisms”. Best to you in that effort. My apology for any offense to your sensibilities. I was a bit harsh toward your internal argumentative conflicts perceiving them as perhaps intellectually dishonest. I obviously was enjoying it more than you. Again, my apologies.


103 posted on 01/02/2008 9:17:13 AM PST by cthemfly25
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