What is one theme of Phillis Wheatleys "On Being Brought From Africa To America"

a:people of all colors can be redeemed by god

b:slave traders will one day be enslaved by god

c:god is removed from the daily lives of humans

d:slavery goes againt gods laws

Options C is correct, god is removed from the daily lives of humans.

The correct answer is option A. Once in America, Phyllis Wheatley was transformed to Christianity and became deeply religious. In her poem "On Being Brought From Africa to America," she suggests that people of all races can be redeemed by God, and encourages people to act in accordance to the Christian faith. As long as everybody possesses the same religious spirit, racial discrimination goes against God laws.