Why was the city of Dan, located in the northern part of ancient Israel, significant in terms of religious history after the period of the Judges?

A It became a major center for the worship of Baal, challenging the monotheistic worship of Yahweh. B It was the site where the Ark of the Covenant was permanently housed after being recovered from the Philistines. C It served as a refuge for those fleeing persecution due to their religious beliefs, promoting religious tolerance. D It was established as an alternative worship center with a golden calf, leading to syncretism and idolatry.