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The role of missionaries in education development comes into play when you’re talking about holistic missions. This is a type of missions that embraces both a calling to evangelism and social responsibility.Many modern missions organizations take the holistic approach to missions.For example, TEAM (The Evangelical Alliance Mission) has education and teaching ministries established throughout the world. Qualified missionaries are sent to work at and teach in these schools.After all, education is one of the most powerful tools you can offer another person. Not only does it prepare someone to rise above poverty and avoid exploitation, but education also empowers people to live up to their highest potential as followers of Christ.Missionaries who serve in the education field seize every opportunity to share their faith. But they also recognize that ministry is all about people.Even if they cannot explicitly share the Gospel in the classroom, they have a chance to graciously share God’s love with those they are teaching.Also, many times, people may feel God calling them to the mission field but also have another God-given passion they wish to pursue. Whether it’s math, language, art or music, missions agencies are almost always looking for teachers.And missionaries aren’t just becoming teachers. They’re also pioneering new initiatives in rural, developing countries.For example, two TEAM missionaries in Chad are working to provide mother-tongue literacy and education in a remote area.Up until now, the children in this area have had to go to school and try to learn in a language that is not their own. They weren’t learning nearly as much as they would have had they been taught in their native language.Now, there is a new school set up for these children with books that have been translated into their own language — all thanks to missionaries.I hope this answer was helpful to you!For more information on education ministries, check out this blog post that I wrote!

Stratfor has made a good video, explaining how Russia has been historically moving between the stages of expansions and stages of contraction: expanding its borders, moving the defensive lines as far away from the core as possible, then failing to supply and maintain integrity, then falling back. Russia has been in this endless cycle since 16th century at the least.But as to the question about Romanov’s rule, which ended 100 years ago (in 1917), there had been multiple reasons, the combination of which led to a ‘perfect storm’:The emerging economic paradigm of jobs moving from rural to urban areas and peasants moving to cities and work at factories required a new level of governance and Russian royal family was too slow to follow. They didn’t care to regulate the amount of working hours nor the conditions for housing, leaving this to settle between the workers and factory owners - and, as a result of corruption between capitalists and LEAs, workers were mercilessly oppressed. To give you an idea how bad it was, read Gilyarovsky’s “Moscow and Muscovites”, for example.The illiterate and angry factory workers were susceptible to the ideas spread by socialists as they saw the inequality at the levels unprecedented before. They were long reluctant because of the traditional, patriarchal culture ingrained into them since childhood and - don’t forget that serfdom in Russia was dismissed only 56 years before, in 1861. But the non-regulated, ruthless industrialization, which happened in early 1900s, was able to alienate even the most patient people.The participation in WW1 was the last straw that broke the camel’s back. Russia has just suffered the humiliating defeat in Russo-Japanese war of 1905 resulting in losing of most of its Pacific fleet, and the task of rebuilding the fleet was a heavy burden on the economy. Involvement in a major war became even a bigger burden on the economy, and also resulted in the incoming backflow of angry militants, but now with combat experience.Coupled together, these three factors: 1. inequality, 2. poor economy 3. abundance of combat-hardened militants, have led to the Revolution.

I can't remember the last time I actually answered a question like this, instead of just proving the questioners assumptions wrong and moving on.So there are three points in this question that are wrong, out of two, so allow me to give you a list:How can US conservatives be considered Christians…US conservatives, although a lot of them are Christians, can be any religious orientation they choose. Instead of referring to the entirety of conservatives and assuming they're Christians, you should have mentioned you weren't referring to the whole of conservatives, just a certain number of them.if if they don't believe in helping the disadvantaged or those in need of help.The first point here is, rather obviously, that being conservative doesn't mean you can't help disadvantaged or those in need of help, and in fact they don't tend to have correlation, but less importantly…Plenty of people who are Christians were awful people. Look to the Westboro Baptist Church, or practically every single American slave owner ever. The bible doesn't make somebody a good person, although it does encourage it.Okay, now that's over, let's go over why you thought conservatives don't care about people:They don't support illegal immigration, or a large amount of immigrationThis is easily seen as being heartless, when in reality it's connected to the conservatives wanting a smaller government and their desire of a safer country. When people immigrate over, they usually support the Democratic Party, meaning they have a better change of winning. When conservatives see that immigrants come over for better opportunities and rape and murder people, it tends to stay them off from the idea of large amounts of immigration.They don't support DACAConservatives also tend to be sticklers to the rules. They like to follow the law. That means that people who immigrated here need to do so according to the law, according to their opinions. In the conservative viewpoint, letting people who immigrated here illegally stay is scornful on all of those patiently waiting to immigrate.They don't support more taxes to help needyConservatives don't trust government. Period. That means that whatever the government says they're going to do, it doesn't matter what, it stands to reason that it's not actually going to happen. Conservatives would much rather prefer to volunteer their time rather than give them money that, chances are, isn't going to be used for its intended purpose.

Donald Trump. He is in virtually every area less capable than Hillary Clinton. He purports to be a “non-politician”, yet has all the characteristics of a bad one and none of the characteristics of a good one! He’s all Richard Nixon and George W Bush, with none of the positive traits of Reagan or Eisenhower.Clinton may be a career politician, tough, irritating and at times nauseatingly self-assured, but at least she’s not a complete idiot. She can speak in complete sentences, match words with any Putin or Netanyahu out there, and fearlessly take a stand opposite same, all without insulting anyone to the brink of war.Clinton at least has some of the characteristics of a good politician; Trump has none.