It’s correct to say that “And” and “Through” in the sente...

A as an inferential connective, because it means “as a result”; and a preposition of nonphysical relations, because it refers to “God” as a means. B as a logical connector, because it means both sentences are true; and a preposition of space, because it’s used in the sense of “penetrating” a region. C as a marker of many meanings, because it also means “but”; and a preposition of time approximation, because it refers to “duration”. D as a marker of speaker continuation, because it’s used by the speaker to buy time; and a preposition of degree approximation, because it refers to “intensity”. E as an inferential connective, because it means both sentences are true; and a preposition of physical relations, because it refers to “God” as omnipresent.