Balkans Crisis Fueled by Powers Greed and Rivalry
The piece traces the Balkan crisis to power politics and rail concessions, detailing Russia Austria and Britain behind reforms in Macedonia. It notes reform failures, Turkish resistance, and European divisions over a Christian governor and a looming European clash.
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Does God Answer Prayer A sermon by Rev A C Dixon
The essay argues that God answers prayer through three roles: king judge and father. It asserts prayerlessness is unloyal and barbaric, urging believers to come boldly to the throne of grace. Obedience shapes whether promises become commands and are fulfilled.
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