MORE THAN LIFE
Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Gulag Archipelago describes the terrors of a Soviet concentration camp. He begins with the day of the arrest and the inquisition that comes before the sentence. He describes the tortures given to the unlucky ones. Endless, brutal tortures that break down all kinds of men and women- except for the few who cannot be broken. Those few are ready to die. The torturers have no power over them. As much as they enjoy living, they believe there is something more important than life itself. By Harold Hazelip, Lord, Help Me When I’m Hurting, pg. 107, published by Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, 1984
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