Phenomenologically, the possibility of logos on God is inseparable from the giving of the logos of God, that is, from his showing himself. The problem of the phenomenalization of the so-called “theological principle” emerges in various places of Husserl’s production, including intersubjectivity and, relative to it, the ethics of love. In our contribution, we focus on the intersubjective link between the ethics of love and God. The aim is to show that, with Husserl, it is possible to say God starts from his manifestation on the given ground of the intersubjective ethical community of love.