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... Why was the church so important? ... Well as you can see from this quote by Yeoman the church was very important to people both religiously and socially. There are many reasons the church was so important in 12th century England and Scotland. The main reason the Church was so important was because it had a very important religious role. ...
The church in the 12th century had a very big religious role in people’s lives. ... Including that they also had to look after canon law which was basically the church tax which was charged at 10% but was not always paid in money. ... All of these jobs were very important to people and the church in the 12th century.
The main church in England and Scotland in this time period was the secular church. The basic church structure was the Pope who was chosen by the College of Cardinals. ... In this quote Barlow is referring to Priests in the secular church. ... Even though they had a very low social position Priests were still very important to the community as they dealt with sacraments in their community.
Approximate Word count = 816
Approximate Pages = 3.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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