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Beyond the act of disobedience, what theological significance can be attributed to God's command to Adam and Eve not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden?
A
It was a test of their intellectual capacity to understand the complexities of moral reasoning.
B
It represented God's arbitrary authority and power over humanity, demonstrating His right to impose limitations.
C
It symbolized the importance of maintaining a state of innocent dependence on God, acknowledging Him as the ultimate source of wisdom and moral discernment, and the potential consequences of seeking autonomy from Him.
D
It was a practical measure to prevent them from becoming immortal and challenging God's divine status.
Reference: Genesis 2:16-17