Source-of-All-Goods Doctrine
The doctrine that the Divine Will is the source from which all goods — natural (wealth, power, knowledge) and supernatural (goodness, holiness, peace) — flow “like a spring” such that any good possessed without the DW source produces structural restlessness and incompleteness — “she will always feel within herself that she lacks the fullness of happiness”; distinct from CDS-1 (continuous vs. intermittent sanctity) and PVP-1 (possession vs. receiving), SGA-1 concerns the DW as the ontological source of every category of good, not merely sanctity-goods. (E)
Anchors: John 4:14; Philippians 4:7; John 10:10; Matthew 6:33; Isaiah 55:1-2 — Appearances: 1. Full Registry entry.