What Best Characterizes the Early Church's Sense of the Roman

What best characterizes the early church's sense of the Roman culture?

A) It was considered modestly moral, but nothing like Christianity
B) It was considered actually quite moral, but not the Roman authorities
C) It was considered often more moral than the church itself, which is why Christians were challenged to become much better
D) It was considered a place of greed, anger, and lust