One of the most famous monks in history is Thomas Merton, an American Trappist monk, writer, theologian, mystic, and peace activist. He gained widespread recognition for his spiritual writings, particularly "The Seven Storey Mountain," which chronicles his journey to monastic life and explores themes of contemplation and social justice. Merton's influence extended beyond monasticism, impacting both Christian spirituality and contemporary culture. His commitment to interfaith dialogue and social issues continues to resonate today.
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The most famous was the Rule of St. Benedict written by St. Benedict.
only if they are templer monks. most monks are peaceful
monks... most famous monk in the history of religion: MARTIN LUTHER
There were lots and lots of monks in the Middle Ages. Nuns, too. Roger Bacon was a famous monk of the period, and Hildegard of Bingen was a famous nun.
Alcoholic beverages made by monks have a long history dating back to the Middle Ages. Monasteries were often centers of brewing and winemaking, with monks developing recipes and techniques that have been passed down through generations. These beverages were not only enjoyed by the monks themselves but also became popular among the local community and beyond. Today, some of the most famous alcoholic beverages made by monks include Trappist beers and Benedictine liqueurs.
What kind of monks? Catholic monks can eat meat on most days; Buddhist monks can not.
monk is not a he its a or the monks. monks are the praiser of there god or spirit the monks of the Christan live at the cathedral so do Buddha monks! almost all religions have monks. heres an example of monks and every thing..... praiser>monk>priest.
Most monks have productive gardens and even farms.
Thomas Merton
Who monks follow depends on what faith the group practices. For example, most monks are Christians and follow Jesus Christ under the leadership of the current Pope. But there are Buddhist monks who follow Buddha's teachings.
St. Benedict was famous for founding the Benedictine Order of monks. More than that, he devised a code for the proper behavior of his monks, which is still in use today.