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