Based on the information in the passage, it can be inferred that which one of the following would most logically begin a paragraph immediately following the passage? A. A skilled handicraft is a manual art acquired by habituation that enables trades people to tread regularly and reliably along the same path. B. Critics might argue that being a doctor, for example, requires no ethical or public act; thus medicine, as such, is morally neutral, does not bind character, and can be used for good or ill. C. Sometimes the pursuit of personal health competes with the pursuit of other goods, and it has always been the task of the community to order and define competing ends. D. Not least among the myriad confusions and uncertainties of our time are those attending efforts to discern and articulate the essential characteristics of the medial profession. E. When, in contrast, we come to physicians of the whole body, we come tacitly acknowledging the meaning of illness and its potential threat to all that we hold dear.