 Multiple texts suggest that this is the account Descartes intends, and that the Fifth Meditation is the locus of the meditator’s discovery of an enhanced, apprehension of God. The Fifth Meditation introduces various themes about innate truths, including the positive epistemic effects of repeated meditation: truths initially noticed only by means of inference might eventually come to be apprehended self-evidently. In the build-up to the passage claiming that the Evil Genius Doubt is finally and fully overcome, Descartes writes: