In Luke 12, do the ravens symbolize two opposing world systems?

[jennifer_bloom]

Jesus says if God allows ravens to eat when they do not sow or store away in barns, how much more would God feed his children who seek his kingdom.

I believe the ravens represent non-religious managers and leaders that profit through the hard work and honesty of others, by being intelligent enough to get leadership positions, while not seeking a philanthropic or humble lifestyle.

God is saying, if people who practice dark psychology are rewarded for doing evil, how much more would God loving people be rewarded for doing good, if only they are willing to believe in Him and be patient in waiting for their reward?

[Dave8828]

In my opinion I see it as it is written. If God takes care of the birds then God will care more for us as we are made in his image and are worth more to him than a bird does

[AngryCarl3]

No, the ravens represent God's children. While they don't store grain, God looks after them by ensuring a plentiful food supply.