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Thomas Merton as morally superior?
Submitted by Anonymous on May 13, 2008 - 10:11am.
I think anyone who has read Merton's writings would realize that he was not in the least morally superior. He certainly never considered himself to be so. If anything, his writings are filled with his acceptance of moral frailty, his own and other's. Not sure the shoe fits in this case...
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