In Which of the Following Ways Was Ibn Rushd's Thought

In which of the following ways was Ibn Rushd's thought similar to that of Confucius?

A) He argued for preservation of the five relationships.
B) He argued that an educated class, entrusted with the proper forms of reasoning, would best serve the common people.
C) He argued that one must reject politics, whose entanglements would interfere with pursuit of the proper path to wisdom.
D) He argued against the evils of patriarchy.