@Leadfoot,
I would suggest that it is possible to love a hoped for God as you describe.Why not?Nobody has been able to disprove the existence of a God.
I use + and - to explain different interpretations of dualistic thinking Leadfoot.
I suggest that there is more than one interpretation of the + and - equation.
I have looked at what I would suggest is the widely accepted and foundational formula for all the sciences today which is +=- and -=+ and have suggested an alternative formula as +/-= +/- because everything vibrates in the cosmos or (toggles) as I call it.
I know that the widely accepted science has its interpretation of why everything vibrates but this unbalanced scientific explanation doesn’t do it for me.Balanced science makes more sense and electromagnetic processes provides that balance.
On the morality issue, accepted sciences stance is that as absolutes cannot be defined then we need to guess that good is bad and bad is good or (+=- and -=+).At the scientific level this is also interpreted in electromechanical processes as a + force = - force and a - force = + force.
However,as the only way to balance the 4 off electromagnetic force interactions -/-…..-/+….+/-….+/+ in nature is by balancing a + and - with a + and - giving the formula +/-=+/- (this formula being measurable) then why isn’t this formula used as the foundational formula for the sciences? Especially as this formula provides the vibratory balance that is observed throughout the cosmos and confirms that + and - are not cancelled out.
I would hope that a God is perfect.The alternative being a hope in an imperfect God.
Once again perfect/imperfect or +/-.
As you have to balance a +/- with +/- in nature,I would suggest that an alternative name would be required other than + or - to describe this God that might exist.