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

A major thesis of the textbook's chapter on Christianity and racism is that

A) Christianity, like most religions, is intrinsically racist.
B) some Christians are racist, but they are maladjusted individuals who do not represent the majority.
C) discrimination will soon stop because racism within the church is nearly eradicated.
D) religion may contribute to prejudice unintentionally-as in the case of the institutional system or the belonging system rewarding behaviors contrary to the official meaning system of the faith.
E) all of the above.