A belief in the need to spread Christianity could motivate countries to dominate other countries or regions in a number of ways. For example, countries may seek to expand their territories in order to gain access to new populations that could be converted to Christianity. They may also seek to gain control of resources or strategic locations in order to facilitate the spread of Christianity. Additionally, countries may use military force or economic pressure to force other countries to accept Christianity. Finally, countries may use missionary work or other forms of proselytizing to spread Christianity in other countries or regions.
