It rather sad that the hero would think God is responsible for the actions of a clearly ungodly man. God is great, but when He gave us the ability to choose to follow Him and/or make moral choices, by the same token we received the ability to refused him and/or make immoral choices.
If God did act, then I'd give him credit for having the baby make noise at the exact moment the heroine needed to hear it to give her the courage to overcome her fear, take action to control of the situation, and thereby regain her long term confidence.
It rather sad that the hero would think God is responsible for the actions of a clearly ungodly man. God is great, but when He gave us the ability to choose to follow Him and/or make moral choices, by the same token we received the ability to refused him and/or make immoral choices.
If God did act, then I'd give him credit for having the baby make noise at the exact moment the heroine needed to hear it to give her the courage to overcome her fear, take action to control of the situation, and thereby regain her long term confidence.