Perhaps the Most Profound Lesson We Can Learn from the Kiowa

Perhaps the most profound lesson we can learn from the Kiowa experience of Christianity is

A) The way in which Kiowa Christians have been able to transform what began as an exercise in cultural imperialism into a reaffirmation of traditional Kiowa values challenges the presumption that "authentic cultures" never change.
B) Christian missionaries and the U.S. Army effectively destroyed traditional Kiowa spirituality.
C) An indigenous society cannot remain authentic if its members abandon their traditional religious practices by converting to a different religion.
D) Kiowa conversion to Christianity hastened the demise of the Kiowa language.