In the Gospel of Luke, how does Jesus' interaction with Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1-10) subvert societal expectations and reveal God's inclusive grace?

A It demonstrates Jesus' preference for the wealthy and powerful in society. B It reinforces the importance of social status and adherence to religious traditions. C It exemplifies Jesus' willingness to associate with marginalized individuals, offering forgiveness and restoration based on genuine repentance and changed behavior, regardless of social standing. D It promotes a system of economic redistribution that punishes the wealthy and rewards the poor.