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

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.