Beyond the well-known story of his ark, what theological significance can be attributed to Noah's role as a 'second Adam' after the flood (Genesis 9:1-17)?

A It primarily highlights God's continued wrath and judgment on humanity. B It solely emphasizes Noah's personal righteousness and moral superiority. C It demonstrates a renewed covenant and a fresh start for humanity, reflecting God's grace and promise of stability despite human fallibility, echoing the original creation mandate. D It suggests that the flood completely eradicated sin from the earth.