He wrote a mythology for Great Britain because the nation never really had one of its own. That was one of his reasons for creating that fantasy world; also his experience in WWI had a big influence on his writing as well.
The Chronicles of Narnia on the other hand have a definite Christian Allegory going on. Aslan as a Christ-like figure being one example.
JRR Tolkien was not a fan of allegories.
He wrote a mythology for Great Britain because the nation never really had one of its own. That was one of his reasons for creating that fantasy world; also his experience in WWI had a big influence on his writing as well.
The Chronicles of Narnia on the other hand have a definite Christian Allegory going on. Aslan as a Christ-like figure being one example.