Commentator's Introduction; Question 1, Article 1: Is it reasonable to think that the reach of our reasoning needs to be extended by divine Revelation?; Question 2, Article 3: Does God exist – is He real?; Question 3, Article 7: Is God completely simple, rather than in some way composite?; Question 4, Article 1: Is God “perfect” or complete?; Question 6, Article 2: Is God the summit or apex of good?; Question 49, Article 2: Granted that God is the supreme good, is He also the cause of evil?; Question 7, Article 1: Is God infinite?; Question 8, Article 1: Is God in all things?; Question 9, Article 1: Is God exempt from every sort of change?; Question 10, Article 2: Is God eternal?; Question 11, Article 3: Is God a single Being? Is there just one of Him?; Question 12, Article 13: Can we gain a loftier knowledge of God by divine grace than by our natural powers of reason?; Question 13, Article 12: Granted that we do not perceive the essence of God, still, can we affirm anything positive about Him?; Question 14, Article 1: Does God know anything?; Question 16, Article 5: Is God, in His own being, truth?; Question 18, Article 3: Is it fitting to call God alive?; Question 19, Article 3: Does God have to will what He wills – is He compelled by necessity?; Question 20, Article 2: Does God love all things?; Question 21, Article 4: Is everything God does characterized by both mercy and justice?; Question 22, Article 2: Does God's providence rule everything, not just things in general but also particular things?; Question 25, Article 3: Is God all-powerful, or omnipotent?; Question 26, Article 3: Is God the beatitude of the beatified, the very blessedness of the blessed ones in heaven?; Commentator's Conclusion: Preamble to What?