In the context of the early church, what was the primary theological significance of the Jerusalem Council (Acts 15) regarding Gentile converts?

A It established a rigid set of dietary laws for all believers, regardless of background. B It affirmed that Gentile converts did not need to be circumcised or fully adhere to the Mosaic Law to be saved. C It mandated that all Gentile converts relocate to Jerusalem to be properly discipled by the apostles. D It declared that salvation was only available to those who were ethnically Jewish.