First Introduction -- On showing that to wade into this science is important for the religion -- Second Introduction -- On showing that to wade into this science, although it is important, is unimportant for some people but what is important for them is to avoid it -- Third Introduction -- On showing that the occupation with this science is a collective obligation -- Fourth Introduction -- On explaining the methods of proof that we employ in this book -- First Treatise -- Theoretical Reflection on the Essence of God -- First Proposition: The existence of God -- Second Proposition: God is eternal anteriorly -- Third Proposition: God is eternal posteriorly -- Fourth Proposition: God is not an extended substance -- Fifth Proposition: God is not a body -- Sixth Proposition: God is not a mode -- Seventh Proposition: God is not located in a direction -- Eighth Proposition: No anthropomorphic description is true of God -- Ninth Proposition: God is seeable -- First Aspect: First Rational Approach -- First Aspect: Second Rational Approach -- Second Aspect: The Evidence of the Revelation -- Tenth Proposition: God is one -- Second Treatise On the Divine Attributes -- First Part First Attribute: Power -- First Question -- Second Question -- Third Question -- Second Attribute: Knowledge -- Third Attribute: Life -- Fourth Attribute: Will -- Fifth and Sixth Attributes: Hearing and Sight -- Seventh Attribute: Speech -- First Objection -- Second Objection -- Third Objection -- Fourth Objection -- Fifth Objection.