Raising Standards

Hi Brenda,So I found a bunch of sites where you've posted a lot of your stuff, I even found a picture of you. Also, I read a bit of your website. I'm familiar with you theory and some of the others its based on.How can I know that it isn't all made up?I'm not convinced by any of it. Do you have anything that suggests that it is not all fiction?On another page you asked: Its because there is notreason to believe any of the stuff you say other than your say-so. Its not convincing at all.It seems to be a great work of fiction.

EVIDENCEPersonally, I just don't find your theory convincing.What distinguishes it from fiction? Why should I accept yours over JRR Tolkien's?

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In The Silmarillion the history of Arda is divided into four great time periods, known as the Ainulindal, the Years of the Lamps, the Years of the Trees and the Years of the Sun. In Middle-earth recorded history did not begin until the First Age and the Awakening of the Elves during the Years of the Trees - the time prior to that is simply known as the Beginning of Days. During the First Age the awakening of Men coincided with the first rising of the Sun and the beginning of The Years of the Sun, which have lasted from the First Age, through the Second, Third and Fourth Ages to the present day.

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What makes yours better than the above?

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I don't know why Darwin's work can be accepted immediately and Blavatsky's can be so ridiculed and shunned, taunted, and debased.

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Personally, I just don't find your theory convincing.

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What distinguishes it from fiction? Why should I accept yours over JRR Tolkien's?

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In The Silmarillion the history of Arda is divided into four great time periods, known as the Ainulindal, the Years of the Lamps, the Years of the Trees and the Years of the Sun. In Middle-earth recorded history did not begin until the First Age and the Awakening of the Elves during the Years of the Trees - the time prior to that is simply known as the Beginning of Days. During the First Age the awakening of Men coincided with the first rising of the Sun and the beginning of The Years of the Sun, which have lasted from the First Age, through the Second, Third and Fourth Ages to the present day.

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What makes yours better than the above?

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To which you responded: You didn't address my post or answer my questions...Personally, I just don't find your theory convincing.What distinguishes it from fiction? Why should I accept yours over JRR Tolkien's?

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In The Silmarillion the history of Arda is divided into four great time periods, known as the Ainulindal, the Years of the Lamps, the Years of the Trees and the Years of the Sun. In Middle-earth recorded history did not begin until the First Age and the Awakening of the Elves during the Years of the Trees - the time prior to that is simply known as the Beginning of Days. During the First Age the awakening of Men coincided with the first rising of the Sun and the beginning of The Years of the Sun, which have lasted from the First Age, through the Second, Third and Fourth Ages to the present day.

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What makes your's better than the above?

What if you're wrong? What if this discovery of yours is all in your head? Then what?Why should I believe you any more than a schitzo who thinks he's Jesus? Seriouly, why should I?