I perceive human behavior as resistant to determination. I know that this sounds somewhat anthropocentric, but humans have made a career of defying nature, sometimes to devastating effect, but also sometimes to grand creative leaps. This is a moral ambiguity that is necessary for freedom. In this light, the divine is the contextualizing reality of human freedom. It makes freedom possible.
Freedom seems to demand that some human actions are unpredictable, even by a cosmic intelligence.
These unpredictable actions could not be loved in advance of their being done. After they have been done, they can be loved or disapproved. It is this unpredictability that suggests to me that the divine love in some sense lags behind human action. Just as I am learning to love my children more effectively as they grow, divinity absorbs our free actions and incorporates them into its own evolving life. It becomes part of everything you do.