2nd London Confession 2.2 (1)

And there are in God, what we call perfections. There are mixed perfections. So you have a aseity as an absolute perfection of God. It has no relation to the creature whatsoever. It's not going to carry over to the creature, right? Simplicity is the same. Infinity, okay? But when we look at love, love, I would say is both an absolute and relative perfection. Absolute because God is love. without considering the creation, but relative in that he loves his creation and his creatures in turn love as well. It's something, it's a shared attribute, if you will