If you've ever been fascinated by the tales of early exploration, George Grant's book offers a fresh take on a well-known story. It might change the way you see Christopher Columbus, portraying him as a man on a mission from God rather than just an adventurous navigator. The perspective offered here delves into the explorer's personal journal, providing an intimate look at his motivations for the 1492 voyage. It's a concise yet thought-provoking read on a figure whose life has ignited debate for centuries.

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Christopher Columbus' journal reveals that he was not only a man of God, but that his voyage in 1492 was motivated in part by his evangelistic zeal. Written in narrative, this story concludes with a discussion of the conflicts and controversies that suddenly surrounded the navigator during the quincentennial celebration of his accomplishment.

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