Johnson Uses the Example of the Great Composer Johann Sebastian

Johnson uses the example of the great composer Johann Sebastian Bach to suggest that

A) heredity alone cannot explain why Bach's musical abilities were so much greater than any of his children's.
B) A person is born into the circumstances necessary for that person to fulfill his or her soul's potential.
C) Bach's family history and his education provide a complete explanation of his musical genius.
D) Once a soul achieves greatness in some way, it is released from the cycle of rebirth.