Factors That Contributed to the Growing Appeal of Christianity Include All

Factors that contributed to the growing appeal of Christianity include all of the following EXCEPT

A) a decline of rationalism and self-reliance.
B) a general lack of compassion for suffering in Greco-Roman society.
C) the inability of the aristocratic values of Greco-Roman civilization to offer common people hope, a sense of dignity and inner strength.
D) the failure of Greco-Roman thought to provide for the emotional needs of many people.
E) the collapse of the mystery cult tradition and the declining popularity of astrology and magic.