Law and religion as a strategy in favor of profitable cultural osmosis: a wide look to civil law systems

Currently, one of the approaches to the relationship between law and religion is based on the assumption that these are two discrete domains, which sometimes collide with each other. But we must not forget that religion, directly or indirectly, is part in the people’s life (for believers as well as non-believers who necessarily assimilate it, sometimes unwittingly), and for this reason it become an element that shapes all of their ethic, social, legal, economical and personal affairs.It that sense, is not wrong to say that the religious factor contributes to the construction of human identity and directs the daily life choices of many individuals