Thomas Merton was also noted for his study of which practice?
Mystic practice
Martial arts
Cooking
Painting
Answer
Thomas Merton was also noted for his study of Mystic practice. Mysticism is a religious practice that focuses on the direct experience of God or the divine. It is often associated with the belief that the divine can be experienced through meditation, prayer, or other spiritual practices. Merton was a Trappist monk, and his writings on mysticism often drew on his own experiences of contemplation and prayer.
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