The Thesis About the Origins of Black Religion in America

The thesis about the origins of black religion in America set forth by Herskovits, Wilmore, and other scholars implies that

A) Christianization was the final step in forcing complete assimilation of Africans to the dominate culture and obliterating "survivals."
B) the emotional character of the black church is rooted in class standing and will subside as members improve their socioeconomic standing.
C) the mode or style of expression of black religion is entirely a product of contemporary social circumstances.
D) unique characteristics of African-American worship style will likely continue, despite changes in social circumstances of blacks, because they are rooted in African ethnicity.
E) all of the above.