How does the narrative of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:26-40 challenge or subvert prevailing social and religious norms within the early Christian community?

A It demonstrates the importance of adhering strictly to Jewish dietary laws and customs, even for Gentile converts. B It reinforces the traditional hierarchical structure of society by highlighting the authority of the apostle Philip. C It illustrates the universal scope of the Gospel message, extending salvation to those who were often marginalized or excluded based on ethnicity and physical condition. D It emphasizes the necessity of formal theological training and ordination for anyone seeking to preach or teach the Gospel.