Enlightenment Thinkers Generally Believed in Progress, Reason, Science, and Civilization

Multiple Choice

Enlightenment thinkers generally believed in progress, reason, science, and civilization, but they took divergent and inconsistent positions on many issues. Which of the following is true?

A) Montesquieu thought the church useful but did not believe in religion.
B) Rousseau believed in religion but saw no need for any church.
C) Voltaire would surrender political liberty in return for guarantees of intellectual freedom.
D) All of these are correct.