Religious, Constitutional Laws and Literature of English-Speaking Nations

For any country to be well categorised and organised, laws are been framed which is followed by the citizens living there. The aim of this article is to bring out the effects of such laws enacted by the government for the well-being of the people. The article deals with literature and religious methods of the English-speaking nations. Most of the writers in English literature have penned their views regarding religious issues. There are several books written which portrays the traditional and conventional practices performed on behalf of religion. Following up religious factors might be beneficial but practising certain rituals and traditions often seems to be optional and carrying out arguments on any religious matters would be totally senseless. A country would construct laws and norms and it is expected that all the citizens must abide to the laws framed. This can be in politics, sports, religious centres, etc. These factors are briefly summarised in this article and it is clearly dealt with the scope of bringing effective results on the acceptation of such rules. The laws which have their ill effects over the life of the people are also discussed and the impact of English over the influence of other languages is outlined.