In the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-13), what is the most likely reason Jesus praises the steward's dishonesty, considering the parable's overall message?

A Jesus condones dishonesty as a means to achieve a desired end, suggesting that the ends justify the means. B Jesus is highlighting the steward's prudence and foresight in preparing for his future, urging believers to be as diligent in spiritual matters as the steward was in worldly matters. C Jesus is demonstrating the corrupt nature of all business dealings and encouraging people to abandon worldly pursuits for spiritual ones. D Jesus is suggesting that generosity, even if rooted in deceit, is always preferable to stinginess.