In the Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-13), what is the most debated interpretation regarding the master's commendation of the steward's actions?

A The master condones dishonesty as a means to achieve personal gain. B The master recognizes the steward's shrewdness in using worldly wealth to secure his future, urging believers to be equally diligent in spiritual matters. C The master is unaware of the steward's initial embezzlement and is merely impressed by his subsequent accounting skills. D The master represents Satan, and the steward's actions symbolize the necessity of compromising one's morals to survive in a fallen world.