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The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 40 – Tolkien and Aquinas

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The Catholic Culture Podcast: Episode 40 – Tolkien and Aquinas

June 5th, 2019

Tolkien is well known for his interest in the internal consistency of his fictional world, from geography to history to language. But he was also interested in another kind of consistency. Metaphysical consistency not only within the work but between his work and reality (as he did not consider him to offer alternatives to reality). Scholars discuss the nature of Tolkien’s metaphysics. Jonathan S. MacIntosh argues that the idea of ​​St. Thomas Aquinas provides the most fruitful metaphysical lens for examining China.

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Fire is immortal: The metaphysics of Tolkien, St. Thomas, and Faerie https://angelicopress.org/product/the-flame-imperishable/

Jonathan’s Immortal Blog of Fire https://jonathansmcintosh.wordpress.com/

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