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Jonathan L. Walls
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The Legend of Zelda and Theology
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2011
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2 editions
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Tarantino And Theology
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2015
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3 editions
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“If goodness and grace are given a chance, they can break the cycle of evil and create new beginnings. Though sin and evil result in fracture and disharmony, nevertheless, two estranged parties may yet reconcile and bitterness may yet be melted away into peace. An evil past does not fatalistically entail an unredeemed future and the faintest glimmers of hope can be fanned into the fullest flames of redemption.”
― The Legend of Zelda and Theology
― The Legend of Zelda and Theology
“...in the Twilight Princess worldview, darkness is not necessarily correlated with evil, just as light is not necessarily correlated with good.”
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“In the Zelda universe, we see what might be called a refined polytheism of three goddesses. It is polytheistic because there are three distinct deities here, unlike the great monotheistic religions, and it is refined because it seems that these three goddesses are always in harmony with one another, having intentions that are both united and aimed at the good.”
― The Legend of Zelda and Theology
― The Legend of Zelda and Theology
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