The Lord of the Rings as a Defense of Western Civilization (Part 1 of 4)
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2001/11/09. Highlights four themes in the Lord of the Rings: natural moral law, the fall, freedom, and a sense of the transcendent. John G. West, Associate Director, Discovery Institute Center for Science & Culture.
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2001/11/09. Highlights four themes in the Lord of the Rings: natural moral law, the fall, freedom, and a sense of the transcendent. John G. West, Associate Director, Discovery Institute Center for Science & Culture.
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2001/11/09. Highlights four themes in the Lord of the Rings: natural moral law, the fall, freedom, and a sense of the transcendent. John G. West, Associate Director, Discovery Institute Center for Science & Culture.
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