Crossword on Ethics

1. A wrong that is habitually done.
5. The view that choices are influenced by factors other than the will of the individual.
7. The principle that moral commands must have a chance of a successful end.
9. A state o not entering into sexual relations with another person, usually found among religious ministers, such as Catholic or Orthodox priests.
11. The Greek word for 'excellence' or 'virtue'.
12. The psychological term for the self.

2. The system of the free market economy, in which the means of production is privately owned and market forces guide production and distribute income.
3. To be morally responsible for a wrong or bad act or outcome.
4. The study of argument and reasoning - of whether certain conclusions follow from their premises and, if so, why.
6. The belief that a human is comprised of a material or physical element (the body) and a spiritual element (the soul).
8. An act that is considered bad or wrong.
10. An opinion or supposition. It can mean 'know', but is more usually associated with religious doctrines or dogmas and sometimes philosophical and ethical positions.