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Amon Sûl

Amon Sûl

Richard Rohlin, Fr. Anthony Cook, Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick, and Ancient Faith Ministries

Exploring the Tolkien Legendarium with the Christian Faith
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Fresh from watching the first two episodes of the new Amazon Tolkien series “The Rings of Power,” Fr. Andrew and Richard give their initial impressions – what they liked, what they didn’t like, and that haunting, uncomfortable feeling Richard has that there is a lot of acne in Amazon’s Middle-earth. Spoilers included!
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Richard Rohlin is rejoined by guest co-host Tom Hillman who shows up... prepared to talk about something else entirely? It all works out in the end, though, as Rohlin and Hillman begin a discussion of Beren & Luthien. What makes this story so beautiful, and what did Legolas mean when he said that the line of Luthien would never end?
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Fr. Andrew comes over to this side of the podcast to discuss the tale of The Mariner’s Wife, one of the most melancholy tales in the legendarium. They talk about marriage, the sea, and Fr. Andrew even shares a beautiful piece of music to lift our spirits at the end...
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Amon Sûl - 107 - Love's Obligation
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09/19/24 • -1 min

In this presentation from Doxamoot 2024, Dr. Cyril Jenkins presents his talk "Love’s Obligation: Deceit and Truth - The Divide Between Virtue and Vice in Tolkien."
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In this second installment of our mini-series on Beren and Luthien, Richard Rohlin is joined by Andrea with the Bangs. Together, they talk about the masculine and the feminine, the difference between masculine and feminine heroic archetypes, and the way that those archetypes come together to create what is not just one of the most important stories of the legendarium, but one of the most beautiful stories ever written.
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Amon Sûl - 076 - Thag You Very Buch
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10/26/22 • -1 min

Michael Haldas returns to the podcast to talk with Fr. Andrew about chapter 10 of The Hobbit, “A Warm Welcome,” in which Bilbo and the Dwarves arrive at Laketown. But what is the lost history of the city-state of Dale? What does it mean to be the Master? And what happens when your legends show up and walk through town? They discuss all this and more, but first they respond to a listener question about whether Sam might have actually been the better Ring-bearer.
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Stan Shin joins Richard Rohlin to talk about gaming and Tolkien, Tolkien and gaming, and field some questions from listeners about violence in our entertainment. They also read and discuss Chapter 13 of The Silmarillion, “The Return of the Noldor.”
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Amon Sûl - 031 - There's Some Good in This World
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11/27/20 • -1 min

AFR station manager Bobby Maddex (finally!) joins Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick to geek out about the Peter Jackson film trilogy, and how it compares with the books, the good and bad unique to the films. And of course the hobbits get taken once more to Isengard, courtesy of fan-submitted quiz questions.
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Amon Sûl - 014 - Never Go Full Denethor
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11/22/19 • -1 min

Christian Gonzalez, podcaster, thinker and therapist, joins Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick to pace the lonely, palantir-haunted halls of the White Tower of Ecthelion to figure out just what makes the penultimate Steward of Gondor tick.
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Amon Sûl - 013 - Sub-Creating After Tolkien
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11/09/19 • -1 min

Dcn. Nicholas Kotar returns to the podcast to discuss with Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick his forthcoming epic fantasy novel in the Raven Son series, world-building, sub-creation in Tolkienian terms, and how this contributes to Christian culture-creation.
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How many episodes does Amon Sûl have?

Amon Sûl currently has 217 episodes available.

What topics does Amon Sûl cover?

The podcast is about Christianity, Religion & Spirituality and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on Amon Sûl?

The episode title '025 - It Has Been Saved, But Not for Me' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Amon Sûl?

The average episode length on Amon Sûl is 94 minutes.

How often are episodes of Amon Sûl released?

Episodes of Amon Sûl are typically released every day.

When was the first episode of Amon Sûl?

The first episode of Amon Sûl was released on Feb 25, 2019.

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