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In the book of Acts, the story of Cornelius is pivotal. What is the most significant theological implication of Peter's visit to Cornelius's house and the subsequent outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Gentiles?
A
It demonstrated that Jewish dietary laws were still binding on Gentile converts.
B
It marked the beginning of a separate Gentile church, distinct from the Jewish church.
C
It signified God's acceptance of Gentiles into the Christian community without requiring them to become Jewish first, expanding the scope of salvation.
D
It showed Peter's superior authority over the other apostles.
Reference:
Acts 10:44-48
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