What does the creation of humans for relationship and communion imply?

• A. Humans are created for relationship and communion
• B. Humans are created to live in isolation
• C. Humans are created to dominate others
• D. Humans are created solely for personal achievement

Answer: (A)

Humans are created for relationship and communion. This means our lives are made for loving fellowship with God, with one another, and with creation itself. The idea rests on humans bearing God’s image, which includes the capacity and call to relate. Because God’s own nature is relational (the Trinity) and humanity is made to share in that love, true flourishing comes through community, worship, mutual service, and responsible stewardship. That understanding rules out solitary living, domination over others, or chasing personal achievement in isolation, since these neglect the central relational purpose built into human nature. So the creation for relationship and communion best captures why people exist and how they are meant to live together.