In Jesus's Parable of the Dishonest Manager (Luke 16:1-13), what is the most likely reason Jesus uses this morally ambiguous character to teach a lesson about discipleship?

A To suggest that unethical behavior is permissible if it serves a greater spiritual purpose. B To highlight the importance of shrewdness and resourcefulness, even when dealing with worldly matters, for the sake of eternal gain. C To advocate for complete detachment from material possessions and a life of poverty. D To demonstrate that forgiveness is always available, regardless of past actions.