You are kidding aren't you?
Tolkien denied that it was allegory, but explicitly said that as a Christian any work of his would naturally be a Christian work.
I did my entire freshman research paper on "Christlike Symbolism in the Lord of the Rings." Frodo the Deliverer, Gandalf the Resurrection. Aragorn the Triumphant King.
I think you need to read them again.
I'm almost tempted to give my opinion of threads like this, but I'll stay polite.
Well I supposed a determined person could similarly find Christian symbolism in Cat in the Hat and the Bobbsey Twins.
Frankly, I don't see why people can't just enjoy literature for what it is.
Randal Graves: Oh, I’m crazy? Those f****n’ hobbit movies were boring as hell. All it was, was a bunch of people walking, three movies of people walking to a f*****g volcano.
Randal Graves: [describing the Lord of the Rings Trilogy] Here’s the first movie.
[walks a few steps, staring blankly]
Randal Graves: And here’s the second movie.
[walks a few steps again, pretends to trip]
Hobbit Lover: He is way off, loser.
Randal Graves: You ready for the third movie?
[walks yet again, stops, pretends to throw the ring into the volcano. Shrugs his shoulders and turns around]
Randal Graves: Even the trees walked in those f****n’ movies.
Mark