# SOURCE MAP — Paper 03 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
- 類終極智慧體的動態窄道猜想
- 主體不可代決原則
- Reflexive Universalism Paper 01 v0.2
- Free Will and Choice Substrate Paper 02 v0.2

## Public comparison sources
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Hiddenness of God
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Problem of Evil
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Skeptical Theism
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Divine Freedom
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Divine Providence (archived editions)
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Religion and Science (providence / randomness)
- Schellenberg: Divine Hiddenness and Human Reason
- Blanton: Non-resistant non-belief is pervasive
- Napier: Is there non-resistant non-belief?
- Tucker: Divine hiddenness and the value of divine-creature relationships
- Plantinga: God, Freedom, and Evil
- Hick: Evil and the God of Love

## Canonical internal constructs emphasized
1. Capacity–Willingness Non-Identity (CWNI)
2. Respectful Divine Hiddenness (RDH)
3. Branch Selection Cost (BSC)
4. Agency Gain / Restoration (AGR)
5. Net Authorial Compression (NAC)
6. Minimum Necessary Divine Intervention (MNDI)
7. Minimum Hiddenness Test
8. Epistemic Humility ≠ Moral Blank Check
9. Least Usurpative Sufficient Intervention
10. shared historical authorship / distributed secondary authorship

## Method note
This paper is a conditional philosophical-theological model.
It does not infer divine intervention from historical outcomes,
does not use freedom as a blanket explanation for suffering,
and does not claim to solve Schellenberg's hiddenness argument.