Within the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), what is the theological significance of the Samaritan's actions in contrast to the priest and the Levite?

A It emphasizes the superiority of Samaritans over Jewish religious leaders. B It highlights that compassion and love for one's neighbor transcend religious and social boundaries. C It suggests that outward displays of religious piety are inherently hypocritical. D It implies that material wealth is necessary for demonstrating genuine compassion.