The letters in the last part of the New Testament are called "Catholic" because . . .
A) they came to be especially cherished by the Roman Catholic church.
B) for the most part they are not addressed to a single locality.
C) they are addressed mostly to an individual.
D) they emphasize the doctrine of the church.

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The term "Catholic" in this context means "universal," indicating that these letters were intended for a broad audience rather than a specific individual or local community.

The Letters in the Last Part of the New Testament