Chapter II: Book I: Prologue 3

CHAPTER

I. How by means of visible things we arrive at the knowledge
of such as are invisible 5

II. How the Triumph of Christ testifies to the truth of our Faith 7

III. Containing certain fundamental and irrefragable principles 10

IV. Answers to the objections which may be brought against the
foregoing propositions 12

V. The mode in which our argument must be conducted 15

VI. The existence of God 17

VII. God is not a body, nor the form of a body, nor is He a
complex substance 19

VIII. God is the perfect and supreme Good, and is of Infinite
power; He is in every place; and He is immutable and
eternal 21

IX. God is One 22

X. God knows all things perfectly, and acts of His own Will,
and not from natural necessity 23

XI. The Providence of God extends over all things 25

XII. The end to which man is guided by Divine Providence 27

XIII. Man’s last end cannot be attained in this present life 28

XIV. The soul of man is immortal 33