"Sum against the pagans" is the second large systematic work of St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274), an outstanding theologian and philosopher of the medieval West. In total, Aquinat wrote three works of this kind. His first systematic exposition of the Christian doctrine of God and the world - "Commentaries on the Maxims of Peter of Lombard" - can be considered preliminary, and the third, most developed system - "The Sum of Theology" - remained unfinished. The four volumes of "Sums Against the Pagans" are a complete complete exposition of Aquinas' entire system of theology and philosophy. Currently, we offer the reader the original text of the first two books, its translation and comments. The first book contains the doctrine of God. In the second - the doctrine of creation: about the world and man.