A God identified with Being-itself or ultimate reality cannot be fully insulated from normative assessment, since existence-conferring relations carry implicit axiological commitments that evil disrupts.

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Axiological(as used in ethics): Relating to values and what makes things good or bad; from the Greek word 'axios' meaning worthy or valuable.
Being-itself(refers to a philosophical/theological concept of God): The most fundamental reality or existence that underlies everything else—what some philosophers and theologians think of as the ultimate ground of all things.
Existence-conferring relations(the idea that when God creates or sustains things, this creates implicit values): Relationships or connections that bring things into being or give them reality; the way one thing makes another thing exist.
Implicit(describing how the categorial structure operates in perception): Present or involved in something, but not directly stated or obvious—working in the background without being explicitly acknowledged.

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