Beyond commercial success, what socio-cultural impact did Kirk Franklin's 'Stomp' (featuring Salt-N-Pepa) have on the perception of gospel music in the 1990s?

A It solely increased record sales for gospel artists. B It primarily reinforced the traditional image of gospel music within the Black church. C It broadened the appeal of gospel music to a younger, more secular audience, challenging genre boundaries and sparking debates about the fusion of gospel and hip-hop. D It led to the immediate acceptance of all forms of contemporary gospel music by all denominations.