Across
- 1. love replaces the law, love should obey the law on the interests of love
- 4. humans are more important than rules, the rules serve people
- 5. a recognised independent branch of the Christian Church
- 8. there can be no love without justice, if love was properly shared out there would be not injustice or lack of love
- 9. positive choice with a loving intention
- 11. if an action is to be right it has to be practical
- 12. love is intrinsically good, it is wrong to lie if it hurts someone but if it doesn’t it will be right
- 13. rule ‘treat others as you would like to be treated’
- 14. love doesn’t mean you have to like someone it simply just demonstrates your respect towards others
- 15. if an action causes harm it is wrong, if good comes of it, it’s right, the end/outcome can justify your action
Down
- 2. United States, based member church of the worldwide Anglican Communion
- 3. in each situation you decide what’s right and wrong, no certain rules to follow
- 6. unconditional, universal love for all people
- 7. a flexible belief that considers situations, reason and intention
- 10. it’s a Christian ethical theory developed in the 1960s by the priest Joseph Fletcher