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