What characteristics do the people at the camp meeting display? Do you think Twain approves of their behavior?

 The people show blind faith in religion.  They accept whatever the preacher says and they also easily accept that the con man's story of being reformed.  They are gullible and trusting as well as fervent in their religion.  I don't think that Twain approves of their behavior.  Twain encourages skepticism and almost picks fun of the absurd way that people accept anythin.