Considering the social context of the first century, what was the significance of Jesus sharing meals with tax collectors and sinners?

A It was a common practice for religious leaders to dine with all members of society. B It demonstrated Jesus' radical inclusivity and challenged the prevailing social and religious norms that excluded these groups from fellowship and acceptance. C It was primarily a way for Jesus to collect taxes more efficiently. D It was a symbolic act of judgment, indicating Jesus' condemnation of their sinful behavior.