The church played some big role during the medieval period. During this period, the church was considered as the center life and had influence and control over the people. The major role of the church during this time is that the church rules over the people in all aspects from what they did and the manner in which they worked. This implied that people had to obey the church or face excommunication. From this kind of situation church members were considered to be smart and responsible deny a message or information from the church people could lead to someone’s conviction (Black 32; Chaurasia 12-16). However, the role of the church a different direction as some people developed the feeling that not everything from the church is right for the society. This was trailed by the downfall of the Roman Empire which strong roots for the church.
Church A interior view image presents the medieval period when church was considered a pillar and controller of the society. The interior view of the church portrays tall walls with channels which depict the large capture and control the church had on the people. A keen look and the exterior bring out the strength and the ability of the church then to influence the society.
Church C interior view is the image identified as Romanesque. This is because it displays some old structure and light which depicts changes in believes previously held by the people about church. The old nature of the image depicts change in how people view the church after the collapse of Roman Empire which regarded as the strongest and major pillar of the church.
Church exterior B is the major view identified as Gothic. From the architectural definition Gothic depicts a style with diverse consideration of cultures. Church exterior B is designed in a way shows change from the fundamentals of the church to a situation where everyone has some freedom of opinion. The environment of the image depicts free environment and change.
- Black, Joseph. The Medieval Period. Peterborough, Ontario [u.a.: Broadview Press, 2006. Print.
- Chaurasia, Radhey S. History of Medieval India: From 1000 A.d. to 1707 A.d. New Delhi: Atlantic Publ, 2002. Print.
