The Latter Part of the Twentieth Century Saw the Spread

The latter part of the twentieth century saw the spread of militant religious fundamentalism, which demanded all of the following except

A) a belief that God has created many different paths to understanding religious truth.
B) an absolute adherence to sacred texts, regardless of the historical context of their origins.
C) an identification of religion with political and moral values.
D) a strict moral code extending to diet, dress, and the relationship of the sexes.