Considering the socio-economic context of first-century Palestine, what lesson does the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-13) emphasize?

A It emphasizes the importance of using worldly wealth to gain eternal friendships. B It criticizes the corrupt practices of wealthy landowners and their exploitation of the poor through debt. C It advocates for the forgiveness of debts as a means of social justice and economic redistribution. D The parable suggests that honesty in financial matters is less important than securing one's future.