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TheBlackRider · 06-16-2002, 06:17 PM

Ok. I think thsi all may have happened. I think God (atleast God as I see him) may very well be Ivalutar. I see no differences. As for the Valar the were nto gods of Middle-Earth. I see them as spirites o liek nature and weather and angles nto gods them self. I think that mabey this might of happened and then God created Earth over....(ex. The Genius Story)

This is just my opionion so dotn flame me if you think I have Ivulatar shrines. I am a very decited Catholic and I think these books may have strengthed my faith.

06-16-2002, 06:17 PM	#56
TheBlackRider Animated Skeleton Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: The Undieing Lands Posts: 27	Ok. I think thsi all may have happened. I think God (atleast God as I see him) may very well be Ivalutar. I see no differences. As for the Valar the were nto gods of Middle-Earth. I see them as spirites o liek nature and weather and angles nto gods them self. I think that mabey this might of happened and then God created Earth over....(ex. The Genius Story) This is just my opionion so dotn flame me if you think I have Ivulatar shrines. I am a very decited Catholic and I think these books may have strengthed my faith. __________________ " Ash nazg durbatulúk, ash nazg gimbatul, ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.