A) Jack Kerouac B) Alan Watts C) Henry Miller D) Thomas Merton
A) Spiritual conversion B) Political activism C) Economic struggle D) Romantic love
A) Siloe B) Gethsemani C) Benedictine D) Ridgefield
A) Autobiographical narrative B) Science fiction C) Historical fiction D) Poetry
A) A backdrop for conflict B) A source of entertainment C) An obstacle to overcome D) A symbol of divine presence
A) A historical account B) A political manifesto C) A romance novel D) A spiritual classic
A) Contemplative life B) Traveling musician C) Active politician D) Busy corporate life
A) The search for meaning B) Travel C) Romantic relationships D) Financial success |