A Qualitative Visit to Holy Land — Israel

Abstract

Recently, lots of people are talking about visiting the Holy Land — Israel especially those who believe in Jesus Christ. In this paper, I will qualitatively review the historical background of the Holy Land, introduce why people like to visit Israel (reasons) together with the religion cultural affairs of Jews. Indeed, there are five types of travelling:
leisure travel;

pilgrimage travel;

experiential travel;

diversionary mode;

experimental model.

I will discuss these visiting mode in details. In the research methodology, I will fully look into the revelation theology in the Bible, documentary analysis of churches that traveled Israel and the cluster sampling to question church followers who visit Holy Land. The quantitative part of the Holy Land travelling research will be discussed in the next thesis. It is hoped that, through the present study, one may catch the inspiration from our unique Christian God after the Holy Land visiting that leads to the behavior changes in their church lives. Practically, it is interesting to have research on how my HKLam theory may apply in the aforementioned situation. This is because the Holy Land travelling to Israel may be hypothesized as a role of mathematical linear transformation between God’s inspiration and behavioral changes. In such a case, we can distinguish what the real God’s inspiration is and eliminate those evil ones from the dark side.