Basic Human Rights

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Across
  1. 3. the voluntary and generous engagement of a person in society
  2. 4. a society in which the state exercises total control of the life and conduct of the citizens
  3. 6. society, the sum or relationships and resources, cultural and associative, that are relatively independent from the political sphere and the economic sector
  4. 8. Ellington a false story that damages another reputation
  5. 9. human rights must not be assaulted or violated because they are inherent in the human person and come directly from God
  6. 10. objection, the legal right to refuse to follow laws or other social constructs based on moral or religious grounds
  7. 12. a state of lawlessness or political disorder die to the absence of governmental authority
  8. 14. , revealing without good reason another’s faults and failures
  9. 17. authority, leaders of public groups or institutions that make laws
  10. 18. the primary duty of the Church is the ______ needs of her people
  11. 19. Participation begins with your own personal _______
  12. 20. lying under oath
Down
  1. 1. the first priority of government must be the promotion of ______ rights
  2. 2. human rights cannot be taken away because they are inherent and beyond challenge
  3. 5. law, God’s law made known in the Old Testament and the New Testament
  4. 7. your call to community begins in your ______
  5. 11. the principle of subsidarity encouraged the _____ of power and authority on a grassroots level
  6. 13. believing that truth is dependent upon one’s own perception or opinion
  7. 15. allegiance, Duty of respect and obedience owed by every person to the state of which he is a member
  8. 16. human rights are present in each person, regardless of time or location
  9. 18. the principle that implies the existence of a a variety of associations and institutions below the level of the central government