A Major Thesis of the Textbook's Chapter on Christianity and Sexism

question 9

Multiple Choice

A major thesis of the textbook's chapter on Christianity and sexism is that

• A)Christianity, unlike most religions, is almost entirely free of sexism.
• B)some Christians are sexist, but they are people with personality disorders and so do not represent the majority of Christians.
• C)a religious group may contribute to prejudice against women and engage in sexist actions, despite the fact that this bigotry contradicts the official meaning system of that denomination.
• D)in contrast to religious racism, sexism is a relatively recent phenomenon in the Judeo-Christian tradition.
• E)all of the above.

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