Beyond her role in saving the Israelite spies, what does Rahab's inclusion in the genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1:5) suggest about God's plan of redemption?

A It proves that moral compromises are acceptable when serving a greater purpose. B It emphasizes the importance of social status and wealth in God's eyes. C It highlights God's ability to use unexpected individuals, including those from marginalized backgrounds, in fulfilling His purposes. D It demonstrates that faith is only necessary for those who are born into privileged circumstances.