How does the narrative of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:26-40 challenge or expand the early church's understanding of who is included in God's covenant community?

A It reinforces the necessity of strict adherence to Jewish dietary laws for Gentile converts. B It demonstrates that salvation is primarily intended for those of high social standing and wealth. C It illustrates that God's grace extends beyond traditional Jewish boundaries to include marginalized individuals like Gentiles and those with physical conditions, demonstrating inclusivity in the early church. D It serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of cultural mixing and the importance of maintaining Jewish purity.