"Beyond the attributes that philosophers show of You, Catholics often praise You as omnipotent, immense, omnipresent, true, just and merciful, providential for all creatures and especially for intelligent ones. But of these attributes I shall speak in another treatise, in which will be set forth the objects of faith (credibilia), to which the assent of reason is endeared, and which nevertheless are, for Catholics, all the more certain inasmuch as they are founded not on our myopic and vacillating intellect, but on Your most solid truth.
(The First Principle, 4, no. 37)"