Many White Planters Felt Threatened by the Evangelical Spirit Displayed

Many white planters felt threatened by the evangelical spirit displayed by slaves in religious worship because they

A) were against black religious life and culture, believing blacks were evil and brought the devil into the community.
B) wanted blacks to worship only the Christian God, not African gods.
C) feared religious fervor combined with revolutionary ideas would inspire an insurrection.
D) feared that if blacks believed in the Christian God and converted, then the planters would have to free the slaves on theological grounds.