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Systematic Index
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but it is greater than works (in the sense of Baius) 1014.
The souls of those who die in the state of grace, but with venial faults or temporal penalties not yet satisfied are detained in Purgatory 456, 570s, 693, 840, 983, 998, 2147a, concerning the existence of which it is certain from Scripture 456, 777; which does not consist in only the fears of one about to die 744; but in satisfactory penalties which the souls suffer 464, 530, 570s, 693, 840, 983, while they are tormented by fire 570s, secure, nevertheless, concerning their salvation, but are outside the state of merit 778, they do not sin by seeking rest or by abhorring the penalties 779; they are helped by the prayers, satisfactory acts, and alms of the living 427, 456, 464, 535, 693, 780, 983, 998, by indulgences 723a, 729, 1542, C911, especially by the sacrifice of the Mass 427, 693, 983, 1469.
Those on the other hand who die in original sin or grave personal sin (or outside the Church 714) immediately descend into Hell 40, 321, 410, 429, 457, 464, 493a, 531, 574a, 693, 714, 1290, 1525, which was not destroyed through Christ 536, 574a; where they are punished by different punishments 493a, namely, by loss or by the lack of the vision of God for sin both original and personal 321, 410, 464, 693, and by the sensation or torments (of fire) by which those "who lived evilly" are punished 40, 160b, 228a, 410, 429, 531, 714, 1677.
The punishments of Hell are eternal 16, 40, 160b, 211, 228a, 410, 429, 457, 570, 714; but little children (in Limbo) who died without baptism do not suffer the punishment of fire 410, 1526; who, however, do not go into an earthly paradise 534, but to a place different from the place of the other damned 228a, 531, with their own and blaspheming God from an habitually dominating will 1049.
The soul of a person who dies in a natural state does not completely lack all activity 1913.
THE END OF THE WORLD
(Chiliasmus)
XIV b Chiliasm cannot safely be taught 2296.
The world ought not to be consumed naturally 717a.
In the consummation of the world there will be a resurrection of the dead 1 ff., 13, 16, 20, 30, 86, 242, 347, and indeed of all 40, 287, even of the damned 228a 531, with their own bodies 20, 40, 347, 427, 429, 464, 531, which will not be purely spiritual or orbicular 207, 287.
Then there will follow a universal Judgment 54, 86, 531, 994, which will not be carried out by the Father 384, but through Christ 13, 40, 86, 255, 287, 422, 427, 462, 464, who renders to each according to his works 228a, 287, 344, 427, 429, 462, 531, 693; when this is done, then the Church will reign with Him forever 287; —nor will there ever be by any metamorphosis of the demons or of impious men 211.