Western Attitudes Toward Sexual Behavior

Western attitudes toward sexual behavior:

A) were for nearly two thousand years molded primarily by Christianity, whose dominant view was that all sexual behavior is suspect, especially that needed for reproduction
B) were for nearly two thousand years molded primarily by Christianity, whose tenets were seldom ignored due to the dominance of social life by the Church
C) have historically rarely included the idea that sexual fulfillment can and should be sought through marriage
D) have remained surprisingly constant throughout even the last two or three centuries
E) have reflected similar assumptions about the sexual activities of men and women