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3.	The philosopher who compared the universe to a watch
4.	The opposite to a virtue, a characteristic that is immoral
5.	The philosophical belief that the body and soul are separate
6.	The philosopher who came up with the virtue theory
8.	The art of God that lives within you, or what represents goodness within
9.	What is needed for a fair society
10.	The divine creator which inspires religious belief

12.	The philosopher who believes everything contains an essence or form of what it is
14.	What philosophers claim that every human being possesses that allow us to make our own decisions
15.	An ethical theory behind the justification ‘for the greater good’
16.	The presence of this makes people doubt Gods existence
17.	The sceptical philosopher
19.	An event that breaks the laws of nature eg, turning water into wine
21.	The belief that we can never know anything.

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1.	A characteristic of someone that is excellent or moral
2.	A religious view of the afterlife
3.	A term that means 'lover of knowledge'
5.	An argument that claims that God must be the designer of the world
7.	A philosopher that supports utilitarian ideas

11.	A philosophical approach that suggests we obtain true knowledge through reason alone eg 1+1=2
13.	A form of afterlife where your soul moves into another body after death
18.	The philosophical belief that the body and soul are inseparable
20.	A philosophical approach that suggests we obtain true knowledge through the senses

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Across:

3.	The philosopher who compared the universe to a watch
4.	The opposite to a virtue, a characteristic that is immoral
5.	The philosophical belief that the body and soul are separate
6.	The philosopher who came up with the virtue theory
8.	The art of God that lives within you, or what represents goodness within
9.	What is needed for a fair society
10.	The divine creator which inspires religious belief

12.	The philosopher who believes everything contains an essence or form of what it is
14.	What philosophers claim that every human being possesses that allow us to make our own decisions
15.	An ethical theory behind the justification ‘for the greater good’
16.	The presence of this makes people doubt Gods existence
17.	The sceptical philosopher
19.	An event that breaks the laws of nature eg, turning water into wine
21.	The belief that we can never know anything.

Down:

1.	A characteristic of someone that is excellent or moral
2.	A religious view of the afterlife
3.	A term that means 'lover of knowledge'
5.	An argument that claims that God must be the designer of the world
7.	A philosopher that supports utilitarian ideas

11.	A philosophical approach that suggests we obtain true knowledge through reason alone eg 1+1=2
13.	A form of afterlife where your soul moves into another body after death
18.	The philosophical belief that the body and soul are inseparable
20.	A philosophical approach that suggests we obtain true knowledge through the senses

© 2013 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only