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