Moral Perfection

Moral perfection refers to the state of being completely good and free from any moral flaws or wrongdoings. In the context of divine attributes, it suggests that a perfect being, like God, embodies the highest standards of morality—always choosing what is right, just, and loving without exception. This means that God’s actions and intentions are always aligned with ultimate goodness, providing a standard for human morality. Moral perfection implies that God's nature is inherently good, making Him the ultimate model for ethical behavior and the source of moral truths.