The Formation of Fundamentalist Movements in Many Religious Traditions Around

The formation of fundamentalist movements in many religious traditions around the world is interpreted by globalization sociologists as being rooted in several factors.Which of the following is NOT among those factors?

A) Fear of pluralism and relativity.
B) Fear of economic interdependence on other peoples.
C) Fear that religion is becoming irrelevant to a diverse and changing world, and a desire to adapt to new realities.
D) Rejection of liberal theological reforms within the religious tradition that embrace modernization.
E) Reaction against institutional differentiation.