I would say "B." is the most appropriate for this passage.
What shot are you asking about there are
Letter B. Subject > [What Scripture tells us] should be the basis for our behavior. <u>The brackets show better the Subject</u>. The Subject is the naming part of a sentence. It shows who or what performs the action. In grammar, the two main parts of a sentence are the Subject and the Predicate. In this case, the Subject is compound of several words.
<em>The Subject is commonly a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase.</em>
The correct answer is - <span>Running takes discipline, and many people enjoy running.
This is faulty coordination because the first sentence is somewhat the opposite of the second one - usually, when something demands a lot of discipline and hard work, people are not going to enjoy doing that. This is why the coordination between these two sentences is wrong - it should say something like 'however, many people enjoy running,' instead of 'and.'
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