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