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Seven Story Mountain
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Thomas Merton's "Seven Story Mountain" is a spiritual autobiography that recounts his journey from a restless youth to finding peace and purpose as a Trappist monk.
The book details his early life, marked by rebellion and a search for meaning, and his eventual conversion to Catholicism.
Merton's exploration of faith, doubt, and the complexities of human experience resonates deeply with readers.
He reflects on his monastic life, his intellectual pursuits, and his growing awareness of social and political issues.
The book remains a classic of spiritual literature, offering insights into the search for meaning and the transformative power of faith.
The book details his early life, marked by rebellion and a search for meaning, and his eventual conversion to Catholicism.
Merton's exploration of faith, doubt, and the complexities of human experience resonates deeply with readers.
He reflects on his monastic life, his intellectual pursuits, and his growing awareness of social and political issues.
The book remains a classic of spiritual literature, offering insights into the search for meaning and the transformative power of faith.
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