In Chapter 6, the author presents a picture of a sculpture of the Last Judgment carved by Gislebertus located in the west entrance at the church of Saint Lazarus at Autun in France. This realistic carved sculpture represent Christian believe of the return of Jesus Christ to earth to judge the living and dead. In the center of the sculpture there is the image of Jesus, to the right are angels helping the soul of the good to heaven and to the left demons pushing the soul of the wicket to hell. In the medieval times Christian saw good as being holly and saints, and wackiness was the result of desire and greed. Therefore, as Christian enters the church the caved sculpture reminded to them of the consequence they will face for committing sin.
