None of this is true. You're just demonstrating you can recite talking points that, on any examination, are weird and obviously false.

Tolkien's point to C.S. Lewis seems to have been that Christianity is a myth similar to many other myths, but it happens to be a "true myth." That is not actually the talk of a devout Christian.

No Christian themes are implied in LOTR. The idea is absurd. It's a fantasy story about hobbits and elves. Tolkien was asked about some imagined parallels, and at first would protest only weakly, and later he would very aggressively push back.

You make things up and seem pleased. It's sickening.