An Investigation of the Doctrine of "the Divine Perfection" in Process Theology

The principle of the Divine perfection is highlighted in all the views and schools related to Divine attributes; but although the defenders of process theology admit the Divine perfection, they interpret the Divine attributes such that it leads to God's 'relative perfection'. This interpretation is inconsistent with both monotheistic/classic theism and rational reasons. In this article I have investigated the idea of process theology regarding the Divine perfection, with the approach of philosophy of religion, in five main topics: process, finitude, finitude of attributes, flexibility and incarnation of God. The above interpretation, according to this investigation, has some defects and undesirable consequences which are not acceptable by reason or religion.