Final answer:
The true statements about rituals are that they can be rites of intensification, liturgical orders, or rites of passage, and they are also stylized, repetitive, shared social practices distinct from everyday life. Hence, the correct answer is both B and C.
Step-by-step explanation:
When considering what of the following is true about rituals, it's important to understand their diverse nature and functions in various cultural and social contexts. The correct answer to the question is d) both B and C. This includes the fact that rituals can indeed be rites of intensification, liturgical orders, or rites of passage, as well as being stylized, repetitive, shared social practices set apart from everyday life. While it's true that individual participation can subtly change a ritual with each enactment, this mutable nature does not change the categorization and characteristics of rituals themselves.