What Best Reflects the Author's Interpretation of the Conversation Between

What best reflects the author's interpretation of the conversation between Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack?

A) He framed it as a kind of biblical reflection, however skewed, of how God worked in the Old Testament
B) Even though it represented conflating cultural interests and theology, it channeled centuries old manifest destiny
C) He found it refreshingly honest
D) He showed how it worked in the same way as Jonathan Edwards and the revivalists of the eighteenth century