What phrase describes fully becoming who God created us to be?

• A. True humanity (Jesus' teaching)
• B. Original sin
• C. Spiritual maturity
• D. Divine nature

Answer: (A)

Fully becoming who God created us to be is described as true humanity. Jesus’ teaching points to this completion of our human vocation by showing what it looks like to live in harmony with God’s love—loving God fully and loving others as ourselves, living in truth, virtue, and grace. This phrase captures the idea of a human life fully lived according to God’s design, the state of being that Jesus models and invites us into.

Original sin describes humanity’s fallen condition and the need for redemption, not the finished fulfillment of our calling. Spiritual maturity refers to growing in faith and virtue, which is part of the path but doesn’t alone name the complete realization. Divine nature refers to sharing in God’s own life, which goes beyond human vocation and speaks to a different theological concept. So the best fit for the idea of fully becoming who God created us to be is true humanity.