When Luhrmann Discusses the "Duality" of Religious Understandings of the Goddess

When Luhrmann discusses the "duality" of religious understandings of the Goddess, she is referring to the fact that

A) the Goddess is perceived as being dominantly feminine, but actually displays a significant emphasis on male themes like virility.
B) the Goddess is both exclusively in the world and, at the same time, exclusively out of this world.
C) the Goddess paradoxically represents both transformation and the conservation and maintenance of unchanging traditions.
D) the Goddess is on one hand an entity one can relate to and talk with personally, and on the other hand, the Goddess merely personifies the natural world in myth and imagery.