Chapter XVIII Man's Supernatural Last End 1. Once God freely decides to make man, He must give him what is due to his _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; and He must make man for a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 2. The ultimate pur ose for which we e!ist is called our last _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ". God is free to make man for a natural or for a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ end. #. A soul in Lim&o 'does( (does not( en)oy a vision of God. *. A soul in Lim&o sees God by means of infused _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . +. These show God to the soul only inasmuch as He is the First _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of creatures. -. $ soul in %im&o 'has( 'has not( a vision of the inner life that God leads in the Trinity. .. $ soul in %im&o is ha y with the ha iness ro er to 'God( 'man( in eternity. /. A man is said to be ha y when he has no _ _ _ _ _ _ _ unsatis0ed. 11. The ha iness in Lim&o is a 'natural( (supernatural( one. 11. The souls in %im&o are those of ersons who have died without _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and who have never come to the use of reason in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ matters in this life. 12. By ba tism of blood we mean _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 1". The souls of the Holy Innocents went to (Limbo( (heaven(. 1#. Another name for heaven is the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ vision. 1*. In it God is seen &y means of (ideas( (Himself(. 1+. 3n it He is not only that which is seen, &ut also that _ _ _ _ _ _ _ He is seen. 1-. It 'is( (is not( an immediate vision of God's essence. 1.. 3n it the soul sees God 'merely as Creator( 'also as the Trinity(. 1/. St. 6ohn says that in heaven we shall see God “as He _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .8 21. St. 9aul says that in heaven I shall know God “even as I am _ _ _ _ _ .8 21. The ha iness of heaven is a real sharing in the ha iness ro er to 'man( (God(. 22. Our intellect is strengthened to &ear the &eati0c vision &y what is called the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 2". :e are a&solutely certain that there is a heaven, &ecause _ _ _ _ _ _ _ has told us that there is. 2#. :e are e;ually certain that He did tell us, &ecause the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ assures us infalli&ly that He did. 2*. The light of glory is a sharing in God's own intellectual _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 2+. 2illy, who has made his morning offering and who is in a state of grace en)oys an ice-cream. Does he merit by this act> (yes( (no(. 2-. 6immy thinks he will ile u lots of merit in urgatory, since he is sure to be there a very long time. Is he right> (yes( (no(. 2.. $ soldier in mortal sin does a gallant deed &y rescuing his wounded com anion. Is there any supernatural merit here> (yes( (no(. 2/. The amount of merit in any act de ends on the intensity of the _ _ _ _ _ with which it is done. "1. In the Hail Mary we ray for the grace of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . A). 1. Once God freely decides to make man, He must give him what is due to his ( nature); and He must make man for a (purpose). 2. The ultimate purpose for which we exist is called our last (end). 3. God is free to make man for a natural or for a (supernatural) end. 4. A soul in Limbo (does) (does not) enjoy a vision of God. 5. A soul in Limbo sees God by means of infused (ideas). 6. These show God to the soul only inasmuch as He is the First (Cause) of creatures. 7. A soul in Limbo (has) (has not) a vision of the inner life that God leads in the Trinity. 8. A soul in Limbo is happy with the happiness proper to (God) (man) in eternity. 9. A man is said to be happy when he has no (desires) unsatisfied. 10. The happiness in Limbo is a (natural) (supernatural) one. 11. The souls in Limbo are those of persons who have died without (baptism) and who have never come to the use of reason in (moral) matters in this life. 12. By baptism of blood we mean (martyrdom). 13. The souls of the Holy Innocents went to (Limbo) (heaven). 14. Another name for heaven is the (beatific) vision. 15. In it God is seen by means of (ideas) (Himself). 16. In it He is not only that which is seen, but also that (by which) He is seen. 17. It (is) (is not) an immediate vision of God's essence. 18. In it the soul sees God (merely as Creator) (also as the Trinity). 19. St. John says that in heaven we shall see God “as He (is).” 20. St. Paul says that in heaven I shall know God “even as I am (known).” 21. The happiness of heaven is a real sharing in the happiness proper to (man) (God). 22. Our intellect is strengthened to bear the beatific vision by what is called the ( light of glory). 23. We are absolutely certain that there is a heaven, because (God) has told us that there is. 24. We are equally certain that He did tell us, because the (Church) assures us infallibly that He did. 25. The light of glory is a sharing in God's own intellectual ( light). 26. Billy, who has made his morning offering and who is in a state of grace enjoys an ice-cream. Does he merit by this act? (yes) (no). 27. Jimmy thinks he will pile up lots of merit in purgatory, since he is sure to be there a very long time. Is he right? (yes) (no). 28. A soldier in mortal sin does a gallant deed by rescuing his wounded companion. Is there any supernatural merit here? (yes) (no). 29. The amount of merit in any act depends on the intensity of the (charity) with which it is done. 30. In the Hail Mary we pray for the grace of (final perseverance)..