Social Ethics

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Across
  1. 2. active compassion: the urgent desire and commitment to relieve the suffering of others
  2. 4. precepts, Buddhist voluntary rules, not divine commandments enforced with punitive threats
  3. 8. the official teaching authority of the Roman Catholic Church, consisting of the Pope and bishops
  4. 10. the Budhhist universal law of intentional moral cause and effect shaping one's present and future existence
  5. 12. the ultimate spiritual goal in Buddhism, meaning literally "to blow out" or "to extinguish"
  6. 14. practical training structured into wisdom, ethical conduct and meditation
Down
  1. 1. Buddhist term for suffering
  2. 3. seeker, someone who has submitted an application for international sanctuary and awaits formal assessment by a national government
  3. 5. dei, created in the image of God
  4. 6. unconditional loving-kindness and goodwill directed toward all living beings without distinction
  5. 7. an individual choosing to relocate primarily for economic opportunity, education, or family reunion, who continues to enjoy home-state protection
  6. 9. the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth characterised by suffering
  7. 11. the highest, unconditional, and self-sacrificing form of love in Christianity
  8. 13. a person proven to possess a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group