The Followers of Luther, as a Whole, Believed That Women

The followers of Luther, as a whole, believed that women

A) were in all respects equal to men since they, too, would die and "stand naked before their Creator."
B) should be given all the rights of men, except those in the public sphere.
C) should marry and be silent and obedient.
D) were more carnal and hence they were the source of all sin.
E) None of these