All Except One of the Following Are Among Allport's Conceptions

All except one of the following are among Allport's conceptions of religion and religious experience. Which is NOT one of those conceptions?

A) He was fascinated with the possibility of a higher power that is the center of human experience.
B) Religious sentiment can be immature: a deity is adopted who favors the person's immediate interests.
C) Although there are exceptions to the rule, few people have achieved true religious fulfillment outside organized religion.
D) Religious motivation can be extrinsicπin the interest of self-esteem maintenanceπor intrinsic--an end in itself, something that one surrenders to, not something to use.