wer of a unified church. This is shown when Hank says; "...and besides I was afraid of the united church; it makes a mighty power, the mightiest conceivable, and then when it by and by gets into selfish hands, as it is always bound to do, it means death to human liberty, and paralysis to human thought"(Twain 47). In 6th century England, the church seems completely responsible for the many problems of its citizens. These are definite negative aspects to the church in the medieval time period.
             The Church does have a few positive aspects, but the bad things in this society, especially the power of the church, outweighs the good. Most of the citizens in King Arthur's society felt
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