Across
- 1. Reason is the chief source of knowledge[
- 5. Sovereignty Government is created by and subject to the will of the people
- 9. Respect for freedom of conscience[
- 12. Concern for human welfare[
- 14. Comprehensive system of human knowledge
- 15. Freedom from arbitrary rule
- 16. Emphasizes the moral worth of the individual
- 17. Belief in a rational natural religion[
- 18. Separation of religion and state[
- 20. Free-market economics[
- 21. Idea of world citizenship[
- 23. Faculty of drawing logical inferences
- 26. Doubting knowledge claims
- 27. Will Collective will of the people (Rousseau)[
- 28. of Nature Hypothetical condition before civil society
Down
- 2. Rasa Blank slate on which experience writes (Locke)
- 3. Rights Rights that pertain to individuals as human beings
- 4. of Powers Division of government functions among independent bodies
- 5. God’s benevolent intention manifest in creation
- 6. All men are created equal
- 7. Knowledge comes from experience
- 8. Specific targets for criticism and proposals for action[
- 10. Government limited by written laws[
- 11. Contract Society as a mutually beneficial arrangement
- 12. Goal of rational humanity[
- 13. Intellectuals who sought to discover universally valid principles
- 19. Overthrow of a state
- 22. Belief that the world can be made better by human effort[
- 24. Belief that human history is a record of general improvement
- 25. System of intelligible forces