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