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The parable of the unjust steward (Luke 16:1-13) presents a morally ambiguous figure praised for his shrewdness. Considering the broader context of Jesus' teachings on wealth and discipleship, what is the most likely intended lesson of this parable?
A
To encourage believers to engage in dishonest practices for personal gain, as long as they eventually use the ill-gotten wealth for charitable purposes.
B
To illustrate the importance of shrewdly managing worldly resources to secure eternal benefits, even if it requires bending ethical principles in the process.
C
To challenge believers to use worldly resources with the same diligence and foresight that the unjust steward used for his own self-preservation, but with righteous motives and for eternal purposes.
D
To condemn the pursuit of wealth altogether, advocating for complete detachment from material possessions as the only path to true discipleship.
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Luke 16:1-13
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