In the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30), what theological principle is best illustrated by the master's reaction to the servant who buried his talent?

A God values risk-taking and innovation above all else, regardless of the outcome. B God expects faithful stewardship of the gifts and resources He provides, and condemns inactivity or fear-based inaction. C God is primarily concerned with the amount of profit generated, rather than the effort expended. D God favors those who are naturally gifted and punishes those who lack inherent abilities.