The Leading Sociological Thinkers of the Late Nineteenth and Early

The leading sociological thinkers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

A) regarded sciences as the only valid model for correct thinking.
B) believed secular thinkers rather than theologians were best suited to comprehend the human condition.
C) struggled with the dilemmas of modern society.
D) gained insights into group and mass psychology.
E) all of the above