Thomas Merton (1915 -- 1968) Thesis

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Whether the notion of the futility of war played any role in his joining the Trappists is debatable but may have had an impact on his sensitive mind. (Graham); (King, 121); (Royal, 36)

The study of Thomas Merton's conversion to Catholicism is undoubtedly one of the most captivating ones in modern Christian history and has fascinated many people not only in the Christian world but even amongst other communities worldwide.
The fact that Merton has been appreciated by many religious leaders including the Dalai Lama speaks volumes about his spiritual insight......

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