Second Part of the Second Part (Secunda Secundae) — Question 2

• Article 1 — Whether to Believe Is to Think with Assent?
• Article 2 — Whether the Act of Faith Is Suitably Distinguished As Believing God, Believing in a God and Believing in God?
• Article 3 — Whether It Is Necessary for Salvation to Believe Anything Above the Natural Reason?
• Article 4 — Whether It Is Necessary to Believe Those Things Which Can Be Proved by Natural Reason?
• Article 5 — Whether Man Is Bound to Believe Anything Explicitly?
• Article 6 — Whether All Are Equally Bound to Have Explicit Faith?
• Article 7 — Whether It Is Necessary for the Salvation of All, That They Should Believe Explicitly in the Mystery of Christ?
• Article 8 — Whether It Is Necessary for Salvation to Believe Explicitly in the Trinity?
• Article 9 — Whether to Believe Is Meritorious?
• Article 10 — Whether Reasons in Support of What We Believe Lessen the Merit of Faith?