The Man Who Believed Danger Was Staying Home

In the late 15th century, the world felt smaller and far more dangerous than it does today.

Beyond the edges of European maps lay oceans filled with fear and imagination. Sailors spoke of

endless waters, violent storms, and lands that might swallow ships whole. Many believed that

sailing too far west meant vanishing forever. And yet, at a time when most

people feared the unknown, one man believed the greatest danger was never leaving

shore at all. His name was Christopher Columbus. He was not a king, a scholar,

or a nobleman. He was a sailor, driven by ambition, faith, and an unshakeable

belief that he had uncovered a truth the rest of Europe refused to see. His journey would