The statement that accurately interprets Kafka's viewpoint and his means of expressing it in the text is "The father's giving of thanks to God suggests that Kafka's view of life was basically a religious one."
Explanation:
It has always been a topic of universal debate whether or not Kafka was a religious writer, but it is said by several that he was considering he said in his own words that, "writing is a form of prayer." These lines show that perspective of his life through the use of religion incorporated in the story as an important factor of the plot.
