In the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-13), what is the most theologically consistent interpretation of the steward's actions in reducing the debts?

A It is a commendation of dishonesty and deceitfulness in business dealings. B It illustrates the importance of using worldly wealth wisely to gain eternal rewards and demonstrates shrewdness in securing one's future. C It suggests that forgiveness of debt is always morally justifiable, regardless of the circumstances. D It is a criticism of the wealthy landowners who exploit the poor through unjust lending practices.