According to Gordon Allport, Extrinsically Religious People Tend To

Multiple Choice

According to Gordon Allport, extrinsically religious people tend to:

A) be morally autonomous and tend to adhere to universal moral principles instead of religious tenets.
B) prioritize spiritual experiences over the worship of a superior transcendent being.
C) be heteronomous moral reasoners who uncritically accept the tenets of civil religion.
D) consider morality to be subjective and variable from person to person.