# SOURCE MAP — Paper 04 v0.2

## Internal / prior EveMissLab lineage used
- 隱藏上帝與終極自洽：自由授予、最低干預與神聖自我定義穩定性
- 終極權能不能製造真善美：從 Euthyphro、神意任意論到主權語義的邊界
- 玩偶師命題：當他者能夠介入主體如何成為自己時自由意志還剩下什麼
- 全知、全在與全能：三種全域能力中的「視」
- Reflexive Universalism Paper 01 v0.2
- Free Will and Choice Substrate Paper 02 v0.2
- Hidden God and Minimal Intervention Paper 03 v0.2

## Public comparison sources
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Omnipotence
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Omniscience
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Immutability
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Divine Simplicity
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Theological Voluntarism
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Truth
- Robert Merrihew Adams: Finite and Infinite Goods
- Aquinas: Summa Theologiae I q.14, q.25
- Fischer & Ravizza: Responsibility and Control
- Frankfurt: Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person

## Canonical internal constructs emphasized
1. World-Semantic Reliance (WSR)
2. Retroactive Semantic Inversion (RSI)
3. Ultimate Reflexive Reversal Paradox (URRP)
4. Diachronic Ultimate Self-Consistency (DUSC)
5. Essential-Identity Non-Self-Negation (EINS)
6. Preplanned Reversal Trust Dilemma (PRTD)
7. World-Rule Commitment Trace (WRCT)
8. Sovereign-Semantic Collapse (SSC)
9. Ultimate Qualification Non-Stipulation (UQNS)
10. Truth Non-Sovereign-Generation (TNSG)
11. Divine–TGB Coessentiality candidate (DTC)
12. Ultimate Non-Arbitrary Reversal Principle (UNARP)
13. Theological Semantic Usurpation (TSU)
14. Truth–Goodness–Beauty Qualification Vector (TGB-Q)
15. Non-Arbitrary Sacred Realism (NASR)
16. Generative Domination / search-until-compliance memory reset

## Method note
This paper does not claim that all divine-command theories are arbitrary.
It does not require a single theory of truth, divine immutability, or divine simplicity.
Its target is unrestricted sovereign semantic revision:
the idea that ultimate power alone can make any truth, goodness, identity, or history
be whatever the current sovereign declaration says it is, without reason-preserving continuity.