I agree, but the question is whether the love of God is the source or the goal of each and every action. The creation and incarnation happened. The love of God has been displayed and given irrevocably. This is our faith.  The question is whether we believe strong enough to act accordingly in our relationships with one another (and with the whole world), or not.  If we can, we will discover God in the face of the other that makes me I, in everything we do. This is what Ignatius of Loyola describes as "contemplation in action". 

In other words, when I am changing a baby, or looking after a sick, or building a bridge, I am not thinking about the mysteries of God. I am intently focused on what I am doing. But, if I do what I do by being motivated by the love of God, I will discover God in everything I do. This is the greatest glorification of God (I do not 'give" or 'provide' glory to God, I recognise God's glory.