As a matter of fact, history can’t make big move without impressive
people and their desire at all. Sea expedition and exploration can be explained
using the same way.
People think it was a glory that they explored for the pride
of their nation and religion. Their faith inspired them a lot, as well. War caused
by Crusades and medieval inquisition made people form a fanatical feeling of
Christian. For a long time, active missionary is very important to Christian.
Moreover, in order to make those infidels or non-believers who converted to
Christianity, people never hesitated to use force. Missionaries not only wanted
to win victory on battlefield, but also try to occupy people’s mind. They were particularly
eager to transmit their religion to every corner of the world. Therefore, Voyagers
believed it was God’s mission that led them to adventure so that it set a good
psychological basis for the voyages. We have to say that Christian has been
spread more or less with Portuguese and Spanish’s exploration. Their desire was
to make other people in the other parts of the world believe in Christ and to
spread the gospel.
I start believing that religion makes people crazy. Indeed,
one’s faith is a huge motivation to drive him/her to do what him/her really want
to do and make his/her dreams come true. Everyone has a holy war in the heart. In
order to win every battle, humans have to do the best.
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"Why Were Europeans Eager to Find a Sea Route to Asia in the 15th Century?" Yahoo! Answers. Yahoo!, n.d. Web. 13 Aug. 2013.
reasons of why Europeans were eager to find a sea route to Asia in the 15th century
Yes, there can be huge relationship between religious belief and mental instability (in my opinion). I love your line, "everyone has a holy war in the heart." How true!
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