The Brethren of the Common Life Was Known as a

The Brethren of the Common Life was known as a

A) strictly contemplative order that urged individuals to turn their minds away from Christian humanism.
B) movement of lay persons and clergy who were interested in both education and piety.
C) religious order that Erasmus satirized in his early writing.
D) monastic order said to have epitomized some of the utopian ideals of Sir Thomas More.
E) heretical movement based on apostolic communism.