Norenzayan and Sherif Propose That Particular Religious Beliefs and Behaviors

Norenzayan and Sherif propose that particular religious beliefs and behaviors are evolutionary adaptations for group living in large communities that have maximized genetic fitness. The problem with this approach is that it does not account for

A) changes in religious beliefs and behaviors over time.
B) differences in religious beliefs and behavior around the world.
C) the fact that no genes for religiosity have been found.
D) the practice of religion in small communities.