Considering the historical context of the prophet Habakkuk, what was the central dilemma he faced in his prophecy, which is reflected in his questioning of God?

A He struggled with understanding why God would use a more wicked nation (Babylon) to punish Judah, a nation that, while sinful, was still considered God's chosen people. B He questioned why God allowed the Temple in Jerusalem to be destroyed by the Assyrians. C He was primarily concerned with the economic inequalities within Judah's society. D His main concern was the lack of adherence to dietary laws among the Israelites.