✝️ New Testament
Medium
In the book of Acts, what is the theological significance of the Ethiopian eunuch's conversion and baptism by Philip (Acts 8:26-40) within the context of the early church's mission?
A
It demonstrates that salvation is only available to those who are ethnically Jewish and adhere to Mosaic Law.
B
It highlights the exclusivity of the gospel message to those of high social standing and wealth.
C
It signifies the breaking down of social and ethnic barriers, demonstrating the inclusivity of the gospel message to people of all nations and social backgrounds, including those marginalized by Jewish society.
D
It primarily emphasizes the importance of water baptism as a ritualistic act, without necessarily implying a change in social status or ethnic identity.