Many Educated or Middle-Class Christians Were Troubled by the Implications

Many educated or middle-class Christians were troubled by the implications of the writings of Charles Darwin because those writings:

A) showed that the world was governed by random chance and constant, undirected struggle.
B) contradicted the literal interpretation of the Bible.
C) flatly denied the existence of a supreme being.
D) stated that human beings had evolved, over time, from monkeys.
E) held that human beings were no different from any other animal in existence.