In the 1800s there were a smattering of European Christian sects that set out to colonize the holy land. They never got that big and mostly faded away in the chaos of the first half of the 20th century.
Could these efforts have been more successful and produced a significant European Christian population in the region, or even make that group a majority? There were obviously plenty of Europeans emigrating from the continent to make that happen; the question is what could draw them to Palestine rather than any other destination.
Thoughts?
Could these efforts have been more successful and produced a significant European Christian population in the region, or even make that group a majority? There were obviously plenty of Europeans emigrating from the continent to make that happen; the question is what could draw them to Palestine rather than any other destination.
Thoughts?