The Crusades: Really a Holy War?

Crusades are one of the most prominent events in Western European history and they are not discontinuous and unimportant pilgrims, but they celebrated the creation of the Islamic kingdom and the ultimate end, to the West Army (Crusade) And continue. Framed. Crusades are jihads against Muslim Roman Christianity, which is actually a "jihad" or struggle for more land and power in Western Europe. Through the actions of the Papacy II and the Roman Catholic Church, their motives seem unclear, even non-Christians.

The term "Crusades Crusade" refers to sacred war by sacred orders and major religious purposes. Because the Christian crusaders invaded the sacred ground, the crusade was regarded as "jihad". These crusades only apply to European efforts to reclaim Jerusalem from Muslims. Jerusalem is a sacred place of Christians, as Jesus Christ is regarded as the place crucified. Pope and king enthusiastically encouraged the Crusaders to gain new land and wealth. Crusades came from all over Europe. Most crusaders are knights and soldiers, but ordinary people also want God's approval. Crusades may be considered "jihad", but they are permanent fear and pain for the Near East. Eight major crusaders occurred between 1096 and 1270. In 1921, Muslims occupied the town of acres, and the sacred place forever lost Christians.

"Crusade: a series of wars by Western European Christians to regain sacred places from Muslims" (Encarta "Crusades") Crusades began in 1096 and ended in the late 13th century. The word "Crusades" originally meant that Europeans would make every effort to regain the power of Muslims. Because they are the place where Jesus Christ was crucified, I would like to regain the city of Jerusalem, holy to Christians. Europeans later used it to distribute military efforts against non-Christians. The Crusade also set up a feudal state in the Near East. Crusades played an important role in European expansion and colonialism. "It is the first time that the West Christian world did military operations in places far away from home, which is the first time that many people brought their culture and religion abroad "(Mayer, 9)" There is also the peace of God on the agenda.

Is the Crusade primarily caused by religious piety or political and economic interests?

You can look back on the Crusade. It is a sacred war that is said to advance Christianity. We know that the real motive is not to spread the word of one God, but to conquer another country. Regardless of any religious movements, if you convert to you, you have to ask yourself what you will get. They say that this is to save your soul, but does it really exist? Whatever its reason, we are told that religion is being used as a tool to attack discrimination, persecution, refusal, and people whose declaration by mainstream culture is that the religion is "wrong" Obviously I will look. In the United States, when viewed in Islam, Muslim is not only an attack on religion but also an excuse for whites to attack colored race (POC). There are white Muslims, but the people we see and hear are not harassed. Like amerikkka's immigration prevention campaign, these attacks are based on skin color. Caucasian immigrants are not intercepted on the street and are not bound by immigrant kidnappers; brown people