 Needless to say, Suárez regarded God as a being and not a being of reason. He also thought that unaided natural reason could go a long way towards providing a philosophically tenable description of the nature of God. Because of this, he devoted two book-length disputations, Metaphysical Disputations XXIX and XXX to the topics of God’s existence and nature, the second of which, devoted to God’s nature, comprises 17 sections covering his essence and attributes, insofar as these are accessible to human reasoning.