The Crusades

The first crusades were from 1096 to 1099. They are Christian military expeditions and religious wars announced by people. The purpose of the Crusaders was to acquire and control Palestine from Muslims. Because Jesus lives there, Palestine is also known as a sacred place. Alexis Campunus was a new ruler who held power in Byzantine in 1081. As the Serbuk people threatened them, Alexis first asked for help from the Papal city, and they held a 10-day meeting to tell people about Alexis, as insiders were in danger. They needed to fight Turks, which led to the first crusade.

Therefore, the Crusade is a defense war against Islam. Without jihad, the Crusaders will not exist. Of course, this also applies to the main conflict, most commonly known as the Crusader. There is a Crusader in the homosexual Cathars in southern France and the so-called Baltic (or Northern) Crusaders. However, compared with the fight against Islam, these other crusaders are not very important but opposed. It is against the Islamic invasion which caused the unique phenomenon of this Christian pilgrimage. To avoid confusion, all efforts to free Spain and Levanto campaigns are Crusaders.

History of the West and the Eastern mostly showed various views on the Crusaders as the Crusaders caused a series of associations that the Crusaders extremely opposed - the Crusaders are the greatest cause of the heroic struggle - the "Crusades Crusade", barbarous And synonymous with aggression. This totally different view is not recent, as Christians had "fought against enemies" and "faced another cheek" in the past due to military tension and the teaching of Christ. For these reasons, even the contemporaries, the Crusaders are controversial.

During the twelfth century the crusaders often hired mercenaries to fight during the Crusades. As Crusades are considered religious, mercenaries must be baptized before being placed in the holy ground. But when they drowned, mercenaries put their swords on the water to symbolize that their swords are one thing they would not surrender to Jesus. Please do not distort my words. I grew up in the South and are familiar with American gun culture. I do not suggest that American citizens should not have the right to choose whether they would like to own a gun. Instead, as a Christian - what should we do?