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In the book of Acts, Cornelius, a Roman centurion, receives a vision leading him to seek out Peter. What is the most significant theological implication of Peter's subsequent visit and baptism of Cornelius and his household?
A
It demonstrated that the early church was actively seeking to convert Roman military leaders to gain political influence.
B
It signaled the beginning of Peter's ministry to the Gentiles, effectively replacing Paul as the 'Apostle to the Gentiles'.
C
It marked a pivotal moment in the early church, signifying God's acceptance of Gentiles into the Christian community without requiring them to first become Jewish.
D
It primarily served to reinforce the importance of baptism as a prerequisite for salvation, regardless of one's background.
Reference:
Acts 10:1-48
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