Perfect Love is a philosophical construct within the theory of divine-human relationship that accounts for God's epistemic distance as an expression of divine respect for human autonomy, thereby distinguishing it from other theodicies by grounding divine hiddenness in the nature of love as non-coercive and invitation-based.
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Kieran Setiya · The Philosophical Review · 2014 · 94 citations
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The Argument from Divine Hiddenness
Daniel Howard‐Snyder · Canadian Journal of Philosophy · 1996 · 61 citations · Full text
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York St John University
York, United Kingdom
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