To say that God is the supreme good – literally, the summit of good -- means more than that He is good. It even means more than that He is the best good. The claim is that He is good in a better way than all other goods. He is the uncreated Good from which all finite possibilities of good flow downward. His goodness and theirs cannot even be measured on the same scale. He is the Uncreated Source of all that is. He is the Original, of which created goods are but copies. Could even that be true?