Does Christianity Make You Good?
In chapter 7 of The Hiding Place, Corrie ten Boom described the trouble she had finding a placement for a Jewish infant. Of course, this is during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, perhaps in 1943, and the ten Boom family was involved in the underground resistance to the Nazis, especially by hiding Jews. (Their house in Haarlem was 15 miles or so west of where Anne Frank was hiding in Amsterdam, though their stories do not intersect, as far as I know.) Hiding an infant presents a special challenge, because you can’t tell them to be quiet. Corrie ten Boom says she had a good prospect, a…
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