Across 5. Seventh Day _________ are commonly vegetarians but not necessarily strict vegans. 8. Term to describe unclean foods according to Islamic food laws and dietary practices. 9. Type of beverage frequently prohibited in many different cultures and religions. 15. A set of guiding beliefs, principles or values that give meaning and purpose to life. 16. Name for these symbols. 18. Terms that describes the all-powerful single God that Western religions believe in. 19. Jews and Muslims removed _______ from a permitted animal since it is not permitted even though the animal is if properly slaughtered. 20. Forty-day fast period prior to Easter. Down 1. A principle of Hinduism that is tied to food and drink. 2. Religion with the goal of achieving nirvana. 3. Acronym for the religion in which no alcohol, coffee, or tea is permitted. 4. Term describing fat that is not intermingled with flesh and must be removed to make a permitted animal product Kosher according to Jewish dietary laws. 6. Word in common for the Kashrut laws of meat and milk and leaven and unleavened. 7. The most prominent religion in the United States. 10. Sacred and purifying animal according to Hinduism. 11. Muslims consider this to be an unclean hand. 12. Term to describe the foot of a kosher animal. 13. Jews and Muslims alike are not permitted to eat birds of ____. 14. People of this religion are advised to not eat too early, too late, or too much. 17. Thirty-day fast period from dawn to sunset occurring annually per the lunar calendar.