"Summa Against the Pagans. Book II" is a continuation of St. Augustine's philosophical treatise, in which he continues to consider contradictions and arguments against paganism. In this book, the author addresses secular ruling structures and shows them the principles of Christian morality and spirituality. Augustine, known for his deep and thorough analysis, uses this book to demonstrate the superiority of Christianity over paganism and belief in the bad. He discusses the moral principles that should govern society and proves that the Christian faith is the only true path to salvation. Readers of this book have the opportunity to plunge into deep reflections on the essence of faith, morality and justice. "Summa against the Gentiles. Book II" is a work that leaves a mark in the hearts and minds of its readers, inspiring them to spiritual development and self-improvement.