According to the argument spelled out in this chapter, atheism:
A) cannot possibly be deviant in any conceivable social context or collectivity.
B) could be "societally" deviant in certain societies, but not "situationally" deviant.
C) could be "situationally" deviant in certain contexts, but not "societally" deviant.
D) could be deviant both societally and situationally, depending on the society or the context.
E) none of the above

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The argument presented in the chapter suggests that atheism could be considered deviant both societally and situationally, depending on the specific society or context in which it is being evaluated. The cultural norms and values of a society or the specific social context could impact whether or not atheism is seen as deviant behavior. Therefore, option D is the most accurate choice.

According to the Argument Spelled Out in This Chapter, Atheism