| Across |
| 2. | deliberately taking one's own life |
| 4. | the virtue by which people are able to healthfully integrate sexuality into their total person |
| 5. | wanting a good for yourself through desiring union with the beived |
| 6. | sexual desire apart from God's love-a selfish desire that seeks one's own pleasure at the expense of another |
| 7. | the manipulation of an ovum's or fetus's genetic coding. |
| 9. | a study of God, the purpose of our existence, and the call to love like God loves, as discovered and revealed thorough our bodies. |
| 12. | sexual activity between two persons, one of whom is married |
| 13. | gift through which nature, history, and our lives take on deeper meaning and purpose. |
| 15. | a war is only permissible when it meets strict criteria in protecting citizens from unjust aggressors. |
| 16. | recognizing the inner and outer beauty of another person |
| 22. | a direct action, or a deliberate lack of action, that causes the death of a person. |
| 24. | an outward sign which makes an invisible spiritual reality visible |
| 25. | the ability to comprehend how a person must live their life as a follower of Jesus |
| 26. | to have hatred for our sin and a commitment not to sin again. |
| 27. | to be guilty, gUiLty, GUILTY |
| 28. | related to marriage or a marriage ceremony |