In the Gospel of Luke, what is the most significant theological implication of Zacchaeus's encounter with Jesus, considering Zacchaeus's profession and social standing?

A It demonstrates that salvation is only available to the wealthy who repent. B It highlights the importance of social status in receiving God's grace. C It exemplifies Jesus's ministry to the marginalized and the transformative power of repentance, regardless of past actions. D It shows that tax collectors were inherently evil and incapable of genuine change.